Reflections after Reading 'Struggle for a World of Peace'

Prompt: Share your Reflections after Reading 'Struggle for a World of Peace'

Reflections after Reading 'Struggle for a World of Peace'
 

I. Outline of Reflections after Reading 'Struggle for a World of Peace' (Standard)

1. Introduction

- Overview of the author G.G Marx - key works (typical compositions, characteristics of creation,...)
- General introduction to the text 'Struggle for a World of Peace.'

2. Body of the Article

a. The threat of a global nuclear war - a peril to human existence and all living beings on Earth
- To highlight the nuclear war threat, the author presented specific and accurate data.
- With these figures, author Marx-ket emphasized the terrifying nature of the war threat, an issue that needs attention and immediate elevation...(Continued)

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II. Exemplary Essay Reflections after reading 'Struggle for a World of Peace' (Standard)

Márquez is one of the renowned writers in Colombia, known for novels and short stories in the realm of magical realism. His works often delve into primary themes such as loneliness - the dark side of solidarity and the love between human beings. The text 'Struggle for a World of Peace,' excerpted in Márquez's lecture, vividly expresses his views, thoughts, and attitude regarding the looming nuclear war threat endangering life on Earth.

In 'Struggle for a World of Peace,' to underscore the main point of the article, author Márquez presented three key arguments, with the first point being the threat of a global nuclear war - a peril to human existence and all living beings on Earth. To emphasize the nuclear war threat, the author provided specific and accurate data 'Today, on 8-8-1986, more than 50,000 nuclear warheads have been deployed worldwide...' Yes, with those specific figures and precise calculations, author Márquez emphasized that the war threat is terrible, an issue that needs attention and immediate elevation.

Simultaneously, in his article, Márquez also highlighted the serious, regrettable consequences of the arms race in countries. Firstly, the arms race 'makes all of us lose the ability to live better.' To emphasize this issue, the author presented compelling evidence in various fields, from healthcare, education, and society to different aspects of human life. In the healthcare sector, the cost of ten nuclear-armed ships from Ni-mit's budget equals the funds for the disease prevention program over 14 years and malaria prevention for 1 billion people, saving 14 million children in Africa.

In the field of food, according to FAO statistics, there are approximately 575 million malnourished people worldwide, but the calorie intake needed for these people is not equal to 149 MX missiles,... And thus, with many authentic pieces of evidence and specific numbers mentioned above, the author has proven to us that the nuclear arms race makes human life less good, more deprived. Furthermore, according to Márquez, the nuclear arms race 'not only goes against the reasoning of humans but also goes against the reasoning of nature.'

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