This is for tpo 12. Another general question, right now my timing is in such a way, that I have no time to revise my writing but if I want to do that, I have to elaborate less. With the current number of errors in my writing now, do you think I’m on the right track?
Integrated: (I have corrected 4 spelling errors )
The overall attitude of the lecturer is that there is compelling evidence to convince us toward thinking that, the portray is not of Jane herself, but of a close relative.
Although, the passage correctly points out to the long historical inclination of Austen family to assert that the girl in the painting is actually Jane, in fact when they corroborated that painting as a concomitant to her letters, none of them could have possibly had a face to face encounter with her, because about 80 years have passed since her decease. This lucid fact significantly attenuates the strength of this claim, as a ground to persuade us to believe that she is portraued in the painting.
Furthermore, it is not surprising at all that the face in the portray resembles Jane, if we take into consideration the obvious fact that, members of the same family ought to resemble and be similar to each other in appearances. What's more, there is compelling evidence, suggesting that when Jane was a teenager, there were many teenage girls to be found in a family as extensive as Austins. In fact, a large group of experts accurately attribute the portray to a distant niece of Jane.
Finally, the professor cast serious doubt about the hypothesis that this portray was drawn by Humphry which is used in the passage to support the idea that Jane was the subject of the painting. Even though, the style of the art piece is similar to Humphray's style, a new evidence, namely the name carved on the black canvas of the painting, is indicative of a different story. The name on the canvas, is of a well known vendor, for whom we have clear evidence, that he started selling canvases in London long after Jane entered adolescence, and actually late in her adult life. So it cannot possibly be that the drawing is of a teenage Jane.
Independent: Is it better to focus on one subject or have knowledge about many fields.
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To illustrate how this dilemma has deep roots in our culture, one does not need to look far away, since we have coined a special phrase, to exactly point to this rather delicate choice we have been facing all the time, "Jack of all trades and master of none". Even though, some might argue that its just choosing the easier alternative, I would claim, that opting to go for a variegated gamut of subjects, is in fact practically and economically, a better move.
First, It would be hard for anyone to miss the current trend for more interdisciplinary research in the realm of science. The constant increasing number of new exotic fields that combine disparate disciplines of human knowledge is a firm testimony to such a trend. Not to forget, the continuing high degree of demand in academic jobs for scientists who have the valuable capability of blending and effectively incorporating the methods and solutions in one area into a new area. A great illustration of this phenomenon, is the rising use of statistical methods mainly developed by mathematicians in psychological research being done today.
The second constituent of my argument for endorsing having a broad knowledge, is because of the critical opportunity it provides for youngster especially college students, who are clueless about their true legendary passion. I strongly believe that experiencing how research is being done in many different disciplines, will cajole the students, to find the most appropriate field for them. This is of undoubtable significance, considering how this important realization , will prevent them from regretting and being unsatisfied with their current conditions and stance, by having the chimerical notion that they might have been much more successful in another field.
The last piece of puzzle that completes my advocacy for my choice, is that people who are experts in more than one subject, are less vulnerable to turmoil of unpredictable chaotic economy of the modern world. So basically, even if your current employers is experiencing unsolvable troubles, which terminally translates into you being fired, there is a source of hope for you, because you might still get the chance, to come across a job, in your probably secondary specialization. I think it needs no more emphasis, how much this can be a relief, and reduce our level of stress in our lives.
To wrap it up, I would say that in the light of the proposed reasons and arguments, one can individually reach the logical conclusion that selecting more than one area of specialization, brings nothing but more reliability and confidence in one's abilities and future.
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