(单词翻译:单击)
SINGLE类:单一结论类,或者顶多后面附加背景或原因,让考生自己定夺的话题。这类是ISSUE最多最难的题,而且在这里没有上述那么简单可行的模式可以“僵硬”的套用,可以说这类文章才是考验你思辩能力的东西。那么,是不是对于这种类型就无计可施,只能死背提纲?不绝对是,笔者自己潜心领悟练笔及与参详诸“前辈”的真经,发现尽管到了最高境界,是“无招胜有招”,但是容易上手的潜在规律还是有的,总结下来,有以下三种:
1、方方面面式:分别就时空,地域或文明领域选3个不同性质的方面配合事例论证来实现。具体如何实现笔者提供一篇范文供读者参考:
4."No field of study can advance significantly unless outsiders bring their knowledge and experience to that field of study."
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Nowadays quite a lot colleges and universities have designed some humanistic curriculum providing as something compulsory1 to the scientific major students while to the literary major also a modest quantity of scientific courses have been given in order to balance the proportion of both knowledge ken2. It certainly symbols a sign that different academic disciplines are gradually coming to across and the billow of the information currents is now blushing the explicit3 boundaries separating the major confluence4, making them more and more ambiguous and impel5 them into the position of interrelated in that the knowledge of one field can sometimes shed beams of twilight6 on the studies of other fields.
As what is now more popular and acceptable by many successful entrepreneurs, the fresh idea of borrowing the dealing7 methods from mathematics to compensate8 the drawbacks of the traditional evaluation9 approaches used in the field of economy is displaying a unique glamorous10 charisma11. For instance, ancient merchants nearly always had the headache to cope with the data treatment, which can help them to make clearly the trend of the offer-need relationship instructing them to adjust the weight of this relationship into approximately balanced avoiding the loss of the largely instilled12 investment. Obviously primitive13 arithmetical approaches like simple counting, enumerating14, or assorted15 fundamental calculation including the plus, minus, multiply and divide must be far not enough, they were eager to conduce to a new convenient weapon specially16 trenchant17 to tamp18 this gap, so the quantitative19 methods accordingly born to dislodge the stranded20 commercial ship owing to generations of endless trials. Today's shrewd businessmen can easily deal with these problems just constitute a data repository in their own computers installed with the powerful exploited quantitative procedure software, no sooner do they enter the fluctuated data into the storehouse than a mobile accurate diagram immediately folded out in front of your sight, transforming with the change pace of the economy heart, surely the glamour21 of the collaboration22 of the two fields is.
If literary critics intend to put up a bulletin filled with some abstruse23 theory with their own unique clairvoyance24, the principles of philosophy accumulated through several centuries are the best things they should consider to resort to further their study domain25. As a famous American literary critic ever wrote in his latest book“Literature against Philosophy”, that both the subjects here concerned acts the roles of the brothers share in some common like the features of genes26 and attitudes towards outer evaluations27, yet fight each other for the predominance of his own thinking rules in that the existence of the common and concordance mentioned above. Many literary works inevitable28 dips into the field of philosophy in the form of further exploring the deep ground of the hero or heroine's heart by depicting29 the countenance30 or the behavior deriving31 from his or her natural revelation, one of the eminent32 examples is the Mary Shelley's appealing fiction "Frankenstein", the adept33 almost near the surface of perfect description and metaphorical34 expression fixed35 thousands of reader's eyes and souls onto the monster's fate and the hero's imminent36 manic psyche37, the philosophical38 analysis told us how it produces so hallucinating effect and weird39 atmosphere.
By the way, when biology and chemistry met, biochemistry came into being as a strong hybrid40 of the two independent parents. One of my best friends happens to be an excellent graduates major in bio-pharmacology, who once told me before entering the total systematic41 study of this newborn popular course, he must prepare the rationales of chemistry indispensable and necessary in later research assignments. After the collection of the blood samples, we should certainly not directly put them under the micro-instruments to observe and then make out the papers about analysis of the results, as a prerequisite42 our researchers have to import some chemical reagents as an additive43 instilling44 into the specimens45 to function with the blood ingredients, only after the process can we take them into analysis. Without the chemistry, biology is just a pond of backwater and vice46 versa, any bio-chemical scholar ought to taste the exceptional favor.
So much have been discussed in details covering three particular domains47, in a sense, illustrates48 the interrelationship is the guarantee of the breakthrough of some certain academic topics, possibly in some special circumstances can also be generalized to a more broaden range. No field after all, I believe, can survive well surrounded by the asphyxiating49 academic buttress50; the only escape is breaking it from outside. (744 words)
点评:范文分别就经济、文学及自然科学3个不同领域展开论证,实现了有效而全面的论证。
2、层层深入式:首先树立起自己论证的对象,然后通过论证手段披露对象的特点,最后进行全面进攻。请参考以下范文:
161."In this age of intensive media coverage51, it is no longer possible for a society to regard any woman or man as a hero. The reputation of anyone who is subjected to media scrutiny52 will eventually be diminished."
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Hero, the elites53 of our human groups, are all time alive in any level of social stages. But, following the break-neck development of various fields of technology, a serial54 of problems accordingly come to bog55 us, one of them is the exclamation56 of the phenomenon-dilution of the concept "hero". As what is asserted at top line, heroes are not vacant at any time, so what's the root of this dramatic fact? Media, the media; just as a result of this modern product exorcises the long inherited convention of hero idolization.
In our childhood, what we most like to hear about is the splendid experiences of our famous predecessors57, like George Washington, the primary president of United States, who also contributes large amount out of assessment58 to the final independence of the nation. Almost hardly to remember how many times having acclaimed59 for this or that miracle in his war life, and the ambition illuminated60 from his encouraging stories, we still, however, remain the tepid61 admiration62 even until today. While, let us have a look at today's conditions, heroes have been drawn63 by huge piles of information garbage, and the real ones deserved our fervid64 accolade65 even finally loses his favor by the collision of fashionable value-evaluate trend, such as the currents of idolization towards those film stars.
No deniably, the unique price of hero is now decrying66, which never can be evaluated at the same scale as ever before, owing to the overwhelming power to concoct67 crowds of meretricious68 "heroes" by media. Information, the fundamental source of people have to every day rely on, is the major products like other commodities of the media corporation; then as a result, the quality and reality extent is wholly mastered under the control of the media propaganda, so long as the publication is strong enough, even sun can someday legitimately70 rise from the west horizon. How can citizens tolerate such rules of operation to be compliant71 to these absurd tricks and consequently become their allegiant followers72?
And taking the instance of those who really could be responsible for the entitled appellation73 of "hero", due to the overexposure of nearly each dimension of their lives (such as privacy, ordinary schedule, the sum of his property, so on and so forth), no singularity can he or she gives to us to enable us to respect them at all. Most of our primordial74 respects stems from the presumption75 of their particularity or characteristics, which always occluded76 to public as an abstruse mystery, but once the born of media and the authorization77 for it to freely reveal every corner of everything, the mysterious ages are destined78 to not drive back again. Just like awakening79 from a sweet dream, people will find the hero idolized so many years is merely a person too ordinary to be absolutely discriminated80 from we these similarly ordinary ones. And with the disappearance81 of these veiled dreams, "hero" eternally eludes82 into the history of past.
From the principles of natural laws, not a single type of species can be originated as personal will, nor with the extinction83 of certain phylum, while the media is trying their best to challenge against these "gold laws" to evince his revolutionary magic. Nevertheless, real hero will never miss his merited title of hero if he equips the quality, I always believe, no matter what is he under the embellishment of the magical media and how lonely he might taste. (572 words)
点评:该模式关键在于有心逐步深入的披露,从表及里,一波强过一波,在“反对”中用的比较普遍。
3、因果论证式:首先说明对象造成的一个原因,然后引出对于现实生活中的影响和作用,最后对上述论证进行加固或者补充(对于论证中的可能漏洞进行弥补)。同样我们用范文向大家示范:
235."Most people are taught that loyalty84 is a virtue85. But loyalty whether to one's friends, to one's school or place of employment, or to any institution is all too often a destructive rather than a positive force."
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Once I participated a speech given by a famous local entrepreneur, who rose from exactly bare hands. The word brands me most is "loyalty", the very one we hardly dabble86 and almost reaches the edge of oblivion but instead no negligence87 is deserve. How can this concept bridge the relation with the huge lope of his life? Loyalty makes one stick to a goal without any fickleness88 until achievement, which has won a lot much for him including friendship, dependability and love. Ironically, today's people is becoming more and more "sagacious" to plan for themselves better, holding the principles of choosing best, moving fastest, and snatching most; in other words, loyalty is degenerated89 into a totem of stubborn stereotype90 inadaptable for the society of profits first.
Is that modern theory "true"? And what about the success of that admiring entrepreneur? Something people primarily should understand is the indispensability of credence91 active among human community for the perpetuity of humanistic relationship, which to a large extent stems from this loyalty. No exaggeration I have made to emphasize its paramount92 function to personal survival, either from the fable93 or history we can learn the lesson. But now I would like to continue to elicit94 the example of that manager upstairs. When he is still an employee working for this consult company (before he climbed up to the top rung of the company committee), there was a huge recession leading to a total profits declination in this operating domain, in the end results almost all elites of the company to make a job exchange except him. His persistent95 determination was for nothing but loyalty, of his indebtedness form his boss, of his enamored undertaking96 tolerating for no intermittence97, of his adherence98 to goal successful for sure. And fact tells us everything, as each audience can see, he did.
Not only to individual the quality of loyalty can push one into the acme99 of his career following with winsome100 reputation, but also to community the crucial pillar to support the sculpture of serenity101 goddess. Once separated from the loyalty, credence also accordingly right away being crushed under the wheels of history cart, and then the concomitant condition can be imagined as this: various associations would be certainly collapsed102 under the circumstance deprived of dependability, each one discredits103 the motive104 of action from anyone else, talking is evolved into a serial of satirical assaults, compassion105 sounds more like a snicker, and ultimately ineluctably the human society is degraded into a state of depravity. Is this the community we each of us want to live in? Is this the situation we each of us want to make realized? If your answer is negative-just like mine-then please retrospect106 your conscience to retrieve107 this precious virtue of "loyalty".
While the merits of loyalty have been corroborated108 here so strongly, admittedly, however, loyalty applied109 only to the legitimate69 partner or purpose, not involves the malign110 ones, somehow or other the effect will surely arrive at the surprising reverse. For instance, from the point of penal111 law, excluding the major miscreants112 who abet113 the underlings to commit guilt114, the adherent115 to follow his felony, even if he never directly join in the crime doing on the spot, but as a result of his ancillary116 work, he should also assume a certain quantity of the great responsibility, which might mean him a ferocity of being disenfranchised, or at the same time to enjoy his later few years' prime time in the jail. The tragedy is so natural for most of us that admonishing117 clock is being struck; the high time for us to wake up from the sequacious118 loyalty is coming.
Overall, the virtue of loyalty is one of the fundamental factor heading for our prosperous tomorrow, despite its contain of some potential stygian side effect turning to the malicious119 dimension, yet no doubt it deserves to be advocated to learn for the brace120 of the beneficial development of both single person and gross society. Like the rationale of any medicine we take normally, no one of us will stop to ingest pills of penicillin121 just because its possible allergy122 to some particular patients, after all its application and efficacy is indelible. (700 words)
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