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Response to Moti Nissani's text "Why go to University" using Toulmin's Model of Argument

"I wish there was no need of studying", "If only I could live a prosperous life doing everything except for studies", "What am I doing? Oh no, I really need a break from this". These are the quite common sayings that every students go through once in their lifetime. Most probable reason is due to financial or family issues or anxiety or stress. In the essay, "Why go to University", Moti Nissani has emphasized some important merits of going to university. The writer mentions about importance of university level education with its few advantages. One of the most obvious reason about why a person should to continue higher studies is because of income and job opportunities. The better educated a person is, the higher the income tends to be. The writer states, "If I take a random sample of 1,000 high school dropouts, 1,000 high school graduates and 1,000 university graduates...the respective number of people under the poverty line in these thre

Application of "The Making of a Scientist" by VS Ramachandran

"The making of a scientist" written by VS Ramachandran is an opinionated and descriptive essay based on his own experiences. The essay focuses on factors and qualities required to be a scientist. Ramachandran begins with one of the most important element to be a scientist which is a sense of curiosity and wonder. He says one needs to be obsessively, passionately, and almost pathologically curious to become a genuine scientist. He further adds, " Curiosity needs to dominate your life". Similarly, high motivation, family support, complete freedom, and financial independence are the essential factors to be successful scientists. This essay has greatly influenced me with the above mentioned factors. However, one of the most relatable factor that I strongly agree is curiosity. Curiosity is the foundation of knowledge. It is the desire to learn, to understand new things, and to know how they work. Ramachandran mentioned that he had always been curious about everything a

Objectives of technical writing in "The Cabulliwallah"

The Cabuliwallah is a story written by the legendary Bengali writer Rabindranath Tagore. The Cabuliwallah revolves around the stories of two friends: a peddler and a small stunning girl Mini. The peddler, Abdur Rahman is from Kabul, Afghanistan and he used to sell seasonal goods in India. The objectives of technical writing are: clarity, conciseness, accurate, organisation and ethics. But this text doesn't seem to follow all the objectives. So the conversation between Mini and Rahaman after they were great friends is re-illustrated as follows: They had unusual jokes, which amused them in great way. Mini would wait for him and look down on his large frame in all her tiny dignity. With laughter on her face, she would begin: "O Cabuliwallah! Cabuliwallah: What have you got in your bag?" And he would reply, in the nasal accent of the mountaineer: "An elephant!" Not much cause for merriment, perhaps: but how they both enjoyed the fun. And for me, this child'

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