Dear Reader,

I Greet you in Islamic Way: Asalam-o-Alikum

Precise 2007

The author of a work of imagination is trying to effect us wholly, as human beings, whether he knows it or not; and we are affected by it, as human beings, whether we intend to be or not. I suppose that everything we eat has some effect upon us than merely the pleasure of taste and mastication; it affects us during the process of assimilation and digestion; and I believe that exactly the same is true of any thing we read.
The fact that what we read does not concern merely something called our literary taste, but that it affects directly, though only amongst many other influences , the whole of what we are, is best elicited , I think, by a conscientious examination of the history of our individual literary education. Consider the adolescent reading of any person with some literary sensibility. Everyone, I believe, who is at all sensible to the seductions of poetry, can remember some moment in youth when he or she was completely carried away by the work of one poet. Very likely he was carried away by several poets, one after the other. The reason for this passing infatuation is not merely that our sensibility to poetry is keener in adolescence than in maturity. What happens is a kind of inundation, or invasion of the undeveloped personality, the empty (swept and garnished) room, by the stronger personality of the poet. The same thing may happen at a later age to persons who have not done much reading. One author takes complete possession of us for a time; then another, and finally they begin to affect each other in our mind. We weigh one against another; we see that each has qualities absent from others, and qualities incompatible with the qualities of others: we begin to be, in fact, critical: and it is our growing critical power which protects us from excessive possession by anyone literary personality. The good critic- and we should all try to critics, and not leave criticism to the fellows who write reviews in the papers- is the man who, to a keen and abiding sensibility, joins wide and increasingly discriminating. Wide reading is not valuable as a kind of hoarding, and the accumulation of knowledge or what sometimes is meant by the term ‘a well-stocked mind.’ It is valuable because in the process of being affected by one powerful personality after another, we cease to be dominated by anyone, or by any small number. The very different views of life, cohabiting in our minds, affect each other, and our own personality asserts itself and gives each a place in some arrangement peculiar to our self.

Solution:

Impact of Reading

The work of writers are not only to give valuable knowledge, but unintentionally or intentionally affects the thinking process of human kind just like as tasting and absorbing vitamins from the food is two different things.The writings, influence the people; not because of age factor, But the available vacuum is tried to filled by the writers to impose their views to one another. It starts the influential chain among people.

The best way is to criticize the thinking of writer, and use it as a tool and right of ourself, in lieu of wait for others to criticize. Different views of writers influenced the people according to the will of writers and becomes cause to influence us to adopt peculiar living style in our own society. ( 100 words )


Regards,

Please Post you efforts also, And Comments are more welcome.

In these days m giving time to precie ,so i would like to share a information about title that try to sort out it in the beginning & at the end. Personally i ve solved precie from 1995 to 2009 ,in mostly i observed title in the first sentence. Besides it ur effoet z really appreciable.Regards


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It is no sin to attempt & fail, the only sin is not to make attempt.......

wow yr good efforts. impress from your writing expression.
brother can you give me some suggestion about the good expression writing in precis.