내가 수능영어 출제자라면 출제했을 법한 지문 7. 1. 37p 8번 - 동물의 내재적 가치 Perhaps some will say that animals have some inherent value, only less than we have. However, attempts to defend this view can be shown to lack rational justification. What could be the basis of our having more inherent value than animals? Thir lack of reason, or autonomy, or intellect? Only if we are willing to make the same ju...dgement in the case of humans who are similarly deficient. But it is not true that such humans - the retarded child, for example, or the mentally handicapped - have less inherent value than you or I. Neither, then, can we rationally sustain the view that animals like them in being the experience subjects of a life have less inherent value. All who have inherent value have it equally, whether they be human animals or not. 2. 48p 2번 - 침묵의 효용 The opposite of talking is knowing when to stop. Speakers often have a problem with that. Theyre afraid that stopping might look like they forgot or lost what to say next. Its difficult to realize that as eloquent as well-chosen words are, silence is equally, and often more, eloquent. Eloquent not because it gives the audience a chance to stop and think but because it compels them to do so. When youre hot on the trail of delivering a message, the audience is busy absorbing it, and youre both moving at quite a pace. It is therefore invaluable for them to be given a pause in which to consider what you have just said. Not only for relief from the one-way charge but to be able to think on their own instead of running with you. 3. 52p 9번 - 불완전한 길잡이로서의 필수과목 The idea behind requirements, both for general education and majors, is that on their own students will not get a broad enough or deep enough education. They might specialize too narrowly or skim the surface too much. But remember that requirements are only trying to ensure a minimum of breadth and depth. There is no reason why you should merely fulfill requirements. Feel free to go beyond the official requirements - take extra courses in your major or overfulfill distribution requirements. Dont assume that wise social planners have manufactured these requirements to produce the perfect education; they have not. Requirements are there (hopefully) to correct some of students biases in course selection - their tendency to stick with the familiar and easy - not to ensure that everyone gets what they need. Only you know the answer to that question, and requirements are at best an imperfect guide. 4. 59p 8번 - 자신과 특성이 다른... 연인과의 상보적 관계 Robert Solomon suggests that love is about attempting to define oneself in terms of another person. It is an idea, in Western society, that two separate and autonomous persons are free to make choices, among these choices being that of (romantic) partner. For the partnership to work, however, there has to be the tension that comes from relatively opposed forces. So, if one seeks a relationship with a person who has complementary characteristics to ones own, this leads to an increasing excitement simply because of the difference that then exists with respect to ones autonomous self. For example, if you are a rather calm and quiet person who seeks certainty in life, you might well be attracted to a more outgoing person who is comfortable with uncertainty and who likes to move things on. This is simultaneously filling in a missing part and creating a certain different influence. 5. 104p 6번 - 감정을 다독이고 기분을 전환해주는 음악의 특성 There is nothing new in the realization of musics therapeutic and mood-changing properties. In the earliest societies shamans used repetitive rhythmic drum beats to induce altered states of consciousness and mood. Martin Luther noted that nothing on earth is so well suited to make the sad merry, the merry sad, to give courage to the despairing, to make the p...roud humble, to lessen envy and hate, as music. Many writers and philosophers have pointed to the particular ability of music to touch the emotions rather than the intellect and to create atmosphere. As Honore de Balzac observed, Music appeals to the heart; it communicates ideas directly, like perfume. 6. 176p 2번 - 실내 디자이너 As we have become wealthier, style has become more important to us and is something with which we want to imbue our homes. But style is a very personal notion, so why should anyone look to employ someone else, an interior designer, to tell them what is right? Why should you as a designer presume to impose your ideas upon a space that isnt your own? The answer is this: interior design is about so much more than what looks right. It is abot taking a holistic view of the way that individuals use and enjoy the spaces that they inhabit. It is about finding a cohesive answer to a set of problems and dressing the solution so as to strengthen our experience of the space. Many people understand this and that they do not have the necessary skills to tackle the job themselves. And so there is the need for professional interior designers. 7. 193p 4번 - 행동 변화를 통한 내면의 치유 Healing begins with awarness and ends with change. It asks us to release the emotional hurts buried deep inside. We must give up our habits and comfort zones and renounce unhealthy behavior that compromises who we really are, even if that behavior makes us feel safe. Those who place more value on logic are asked to shift their perceptions and learn to embrace their em...otional nature, even if that means having occasional outbursts. On the other hand, naturally expressive individuals are required to learn to deal objectively with their emotions and to stop victimizing themselves with stories of how theyve been hurt. This method asks overly controlling people to let go of their need to be constantly in charge and allow other people to help them. And it requests that passive folks become actively involved in their health rather than allowing others to control what happens to them.
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