Composition in the direction: Reason and feeling. Graduation essay 2016-2017

Reason and feeling: can they own a person at the same time, or are they mutually exclusive concepts? Is it true that, in a fit of feelings, a person commits both base deeds and great discoveries that drive evolution and progress? What is an impassive mind, cold calculation capable of? Finding answers to these questions has occupied the best minds of humanity since life began. And this dispute, which is more important - reason or feeling, has been waged since antiquity, and everyone has their own answer. “People live by feelings,” says Erich Maria Remarque, but then adds that in order to realize this, you need a mind.

On the pages of world fiction, the problem of the influence of human feelings and reason is raised very often. So, for example, in the epic novel by Leo Nikolaevich Tolstoy "War and Peace" two types of heroes appear: on the one hand, it is impetuous Natasha Rostova, sensitive Pierre Bezukhov, fearless Nikolai Rostov, on the other - the arrogant and calculating Helen Kuragina and her brother, callous Anatole. Many conflicts in the novel originate precisely from the excess of feelings of the heroes, the vicissitudes of which are very interesting to observe. A vivid example of how an impulse of feelings, thoughtlessness, ardor of character, impatient youth, influenced the fate of the heroes, is the case of Natasha's betrayal, because for her, laughing and young, it was incredibly long to wait for the wedding with Andrei Bolkonsky, could she subdue her unexpected feelings for Anatol the voice of reason? Here we have a real drama of mind and feelings in the soul of the heroine, she faces a difficult choice: to leave the groom and leave with Anatole, or not to succumb to a momentary impulse and wait for Andrey. It was in favor of feelings that this difficult choice was made, only an accident prevented Natasha. We cannot condemn a girl, knowing her impatient character and thirst for love. It was feelings that dictated Natasha's impulse, after which she regretted her act when she analyzed it.

It was the feeling of boundless, all-consuming love that helped Margarita to reunite with her lover in Mikhail Afanasyevich Bulgakov's novel The Master and Margarita. The heroine, without hesitation for a second, gives her soul to the devil and goes with him to the ball, where murderers and gallows kiss her knee. Rejecting a wealthy, measured life in a luxurious mansion with a loving husband, she rushes into an adventurous adventure with evil spirits. Here is a vivid example of how a person, choosing a feeling, created his own happiness.
Thus, the statement of Erich Maria Remarque is completely true: guided only by reason, a person can live, but it will be a colorless, dull and joyless life, only feelings give life indescribable bright colors, leaving emotionally filled memories. As the great classic Lev Nikolaevich Tolstoy wrote: "If we assume that human life can be controlled by reason, then the very possibility of life will be destroyed."

The clash of reason and feeling is a problem for all generations. Nature arranged the inner world of man in such a way that the struggle between them is inevitable. Writers and artists often touch on this topic in their creations, because it is relevant for everyone. All this was reflected to a greater extent on the writers, their reflections on what heroes should be and their values ​​in life.

What should be stronger in a person: reason or feelings? Probably everyone will answer this question in their own way. Or maybe they are equally important for a person, and one simply cannot exist without the other, if a person relies solely on his mind, then in the end he may become insensitive, all emotions in him will fade away, he will keep himself within strict limits, so as not to show unnecessary feelings. He will condemn people for an overabundance of emotions that he will not be able to experience himself.

If a person listens only to feelings, he can become a hostage of his emotions and experiences. This will only lead to the fact that a person begins to feel sorry for himself and indulge his desires, it will be difficult to regain his will back. Some focus on reason, and listen to feelings in necessary situations. In AIBunin's story "Sunstroke" we see an example of the contradiction between reason and feelings, because both heroes understood that they could not have a common future. Their love, came as one of the brightest moments in life, it was like a flash or sunstroke. People succumbed to this fleeting passion, could not cope with their feelings and emotions that rushed over them. This blow left a scar in the lieutenant's soul, but time will pass, and he will again be able to look at the world with a smile, recalling that novel as one of the pleasant moments in his life. If the heroes could cope with their feelings, not succumb to temptation, then nothing would have happened, there would not have been those wonderful emotions and excitements that they experienced. Without passion and passion, life would be boring and monotonous. Perhaps the woman lacked love, and she found it in the lieutenant, albeit for a short time. But at the same time, it can be assumed that if it were not for the emotions that eclipsed the mind, there would be no suffering and sorrow of the parting of the heroes.

As Belinsky said: "Reason and feeling are two forces, equally needing each other, they are dead and insignificant one without the other." A person, as much as he would like, will never be able to control feelings, because they do not give in to any rules and laws. And the mind will always go against emotions. But they have one thing in common - they determine the actions of a person, these two components cannot be separated.

To many fundamental questions that arise again and again in every generation, the majority of thinking people have no and cannot have a concrete answer, and all arguments and disputes on this matter are nothing more than empty polemics. What is a sense of life? What is more important: to love or to be loved? What are feelings, God and man on the scale of the universe? This kind of reasoning also includes the question of, in whose hands is the supremacy over the world - in the cold fingers of the mind or in the strong and passionate embrace of feelings?

It seems to me that in our world, a priori, everything is organic, and reason can have some meaning only in conjunction with feelings - and vice versa. A world in which everything is subject only to reason is utopian, and the complete dominance of human feelings and passions leads to excessive eccentricity, impulsiveness and tragedies, which are described in romantic works. However, if we approach the question posed directly, omitting all sorts of "buts", then we can come to the conclusion that, of course, in the world of people, vulnerable beings who need support and emotions, it is feelings that take on the managerial role. It is on love, on friendship, on a spiritual connection that the true happiness of a person is built, even if he himself actively denies it.

In Russian literature, there are many contradictory personalities who unsuccessfully deny the need for feelings and emotions in their lives and proclaim reason as the only true category of existence. Such, for example, is the hero of the novel by M.Yu. Lermontov's "A Hero of Our Time". Pechorin made his choice towards a cynical and cold attitude towards people as a child, faced with misunderstanding and rejection from the people around him. It was after his feelings were rejected that the hero decided that the "salvation" from such emotional experiences would be a complete denial of love, tenderness, care and friendship. The only correct way out, a defensive reaction, Grigory Alexandrovich chose mental development: he read books, talked with interesting people, analyzed society and “played” with people's feelings, thereby compensating for his own lack of emotions, but this still did not help him replace simple human happiness. In pursuit of mental activity, the hero completely forgot how to be friends, and the moment when sparks of a warm and tender feeling of love nevertheless lit up in his heart, he forcibly suppressed them, forbidding himself to be happy, tried to replace this with travel and beautiful landscapes, but eventually lost every desire and desire to live. It turns out that without feelings and emotions, any activity of Pechorin reflected on his fate in black and white and did not bring him any satisfaction.

The hero of the novel by I.S. Turgenev "Fathers and Sons". The difference between Bazarov and Pechorin is that he defended his position in relation to feelings, creativity, faith in a dispute, formed his own philosophy based on denial and destruction, and even had a follower. Eugene stubbornly and not unsuccessfully engaged in scientific activities and devoted all his free time to self-development, but the fanatical desire to destroy everything that is not subject to reason, in a toga turned against him. The entire nihilistic theory of the hero crashed against unexpectedly felt feelings for a woman, and this love not only left a shadow of doubt and confusion on all Eugene's activities, but also very strongly shook his ideological position. It turns out that any, even the most desperate, attempts to destroy feelings and emotions in oneself are nothing compared to a seemingly insignificant, but such a strong feeling of love. Probably, the resistance of reason and feelings has always been and will be in our life - this is the essence of man, a creature that is "amazingly vain, truly incomprehensible and eternally fluctuating." But it seems to me that in this totality, in this confrontation, in this uncertainty, lies the whole charm of human life, all its excitement and interest.

TOPIC - WHAT WILL CONQUER MIND OR FEELINGS?

MIND is the ability to comprehend and conclude correct consistent thoughts, to establish cause-and-effect relationships.
FEELINGS, on the other hand, are stable emotional experiences of a person, always subjective, sometimes contradictory; stable feelings determine the worldview and value system.
The behavior of an individual depends more on feelings than on his rational considerations. It is not for nothing that we are often advised not to give in to our feelings and emotions. We try to control them if they are negative, but they still break out into the light. Either they get the better of us, then we cope and pull ourselves together, transforming anger into repentance, hatred into love, envy into admiration.

IN FACT THEM OWNED A STRONG FEELING NOT TO CONQUER THE ELEMENTS OF THE SEA, EVEN NOT LOOKING AT THAT THE FORCES WERE ALREADY WRONG, AND HOW HE PLAYED WITH HIS MIND, Tried to deceive him out of his participation, and the boy tried to deceive him. BUT WITH TIME THE OLD MAN BEGINS TO UNDERSTAND THAT HE IS ALREADY NOT THE SAME AS BEFORE BEFORE, AND HUMILITY INCLUDES IN HIS SOUL IN ANYTHING SO THAT NOTHING TO Diminish HIS CREDIT OF LIFE: "Never give up and fight until the very end." Gradually, the old man begins to relate more calmly to his inevitable old age, and he still has dreams: to see his beloved coast; save your life and rejoice that you did not die at sea; dream of meeting imaginary lions in a dream.

In the next story by K. PAUSTOVSKY "TELEGRAM" I want to analyze a topic where feelings still won out, and this turned into a tragedy or loss, when a person cannot recover from his experiences for a long time, as from such blows of fate. In his story "Telegram" K. Paustovsky describes how a girl has been living in Leningrad for several years now, spinning in the hustle and bustle of vanities, helping to organize exhibitions, but at this time the old mother is far from her daughter and is near death; and the daughter should be next to her, but she is late to arrive, and the mother is buried without her.
In the last letter, the mother writes, addressing her daughter: "My dear, my beloved," and asks to hurry up to her, ... it can be seen how the old woman loves her daughter, no matter what. Arriving already late, not finding her mother alive, her daughter, in pangs of conscience, cries all night in an empty house; burning with shame, sneaks through the evening village, imperceptibly leaves. And this heaviness on the heart remains with her for life.
Sometimes people cannot get up and move on, they cannot come to terms with some already irreparable situation that they could not overcome, and in their thoughts they return to it all the time. Such mental pain can endlessly take away from a person the strength and energy to live on, rejoice in what is and calm down at the expense of what is already impossible to change.
And here we can bring to consolation the prayer of the Optina elders:
"Lord! Give me the strength to change what I can change in my life, give me courage and peace of mind to accept what is not in my power to change, and give me the wisdom to distinguish one from the other."
“Reason and feeling are two forces, equally needing each other, one dead and insignificant without the other,” said V. G. Belinsky, and I completely agree with him. I also came to the conclusion that it is good when the mind follows the feelings, and the heart responds in time to the call to be near those who need you. It is equally important to overcome your feelings in time with the help of reason and stop vain attempts to fight where you are powerless to change something, and it is better to learn to live in harmony with the world around you.

Let us turn to the novel by A.S. Pushkin "Eugene Onegin". The author tells about the fate of Tatiana. In her youth, having fallen in love with Onegin, she, unfortunately, does not find reciprocity. Tatiana carries her love through the years, and, finally, Onegin is at her feet - he is passionately in love with her. It would seem that she dreamed about it. But Tatiana is already married, she is aware of her duty as a wife, she cannot tarnish her honor and the honor of her husband. Reason prevails in her over feelings, and she refuses Onegin.

But sometimes feelings are not controlled by consciousness and reason. How often we are faced with the fact that the mind tells us one thing, and feelings - quite another.

What will the feelings-passions submit to, and how will the prince's mind be cleared? After all, the incessant dispute between heart and mind inevitably leads to trouble. In connection with the creation of the family, the prince experienced both a bright feeling of joy and a dull melancholy, but nevertheless, from time to time, a ray of hope shone that the presence of his wife Katerina in the future would save him. An internal struggle arises, and the reader at the beginning of the work is difficult to assume that the mind or feelings of the protagonist will prevail, and only an accidental meeting with a young nun saves the prince's life from complete corruption and final death: the nuns call on the dying person to change their way of life.
"Morality is the mind of the heart" - the words of Heinrich Heine. It is not for nothing that it is customary to remain faithful to conjugal duty, not succumbing to a sense of temptation. "The main reason for human error lies in the constant struggle of feelings with reason" - said Blaise Pascal, and I completely agree with him.
In some situations, you should listen to the voice of your heart, and in other situations, on the contrary, you should not give in to feelings, you need to listen to the arguments of reason. Let's look at a few more examples.
Thus, V. Rasputin's story "French Lessons" tells about the teacher Lydia Mikhailovna, who could not remain indifferent to the plight of her student. The boy was starving and gambled to get money for a glass of milk. Lydia Mikhailovna
tried to invite him to the table and even sent him a parcel with groceries, but the hero rejected her help. Then she decided to take extreme measures: she began to gamble with him for money. Of course, the voice of reason could not help telling her that she was violating the ethical norms of relations between the teacher and the student, she was breaking the boundaries of what was permissible, that she would be fired for this. But the feeling of compassion prevailed, and Lidia Mikhailovna violated the generally accepted rules of teacher behavior in order to help the child. The writer wants to convey to us the idea that "good feelings" are more important than reasonable norms. However, sometimes it happens that a person is possessed by negative feelings: anger, resentment. Seized by them, he commits bad deeds, although, of course, with his mind he realizes that he is doing evil. The consequences can be tragic.
A.Mass's story "The Trap" describes the act of a girl named Valentina. The heroine dislikes her brother's wife Rita. This feeling is so strong that Valentina decides to set a trap for her daughter-in-law: to dig a hole and disguise it, so that Rita, stepping on, falls. The girl cannot help but understand that she is doing a bad deed, but feelings take over her reason in her. She realizes her plan, and Rita falls into a prepared trap. Only suddenly it turns out that she was in her fifth month of pregnancy and as a result of the fall she could lose the baby. Valentina is horrified by what she had done. She didn't want to kill anyone, much less a child! "How can I live on?" she asks and does not find an answer. The author brings us to the idea that one should not succumb to the power of negative feelings, because they provoke cruel actions, which later will have to be bitterly regretted.
Thus, we can come to the conclusion: you can obey feelings if they are kind, bright; but the negative ones and those that interfere with living in harmony should be restrained by listening to the voice of reason. But it is impossible to be guided only by reason, living among people. In human society, human feelings are necessary, to give warmth, love, and reason is given to us in order to educate and develop these feelings, direct them in the right direction. It is the intellect, warmed by good feelings, that makes a person a person.
In conclusion, I would like to add that human coexistence is constantly in the unity and struggle of opposites, according to the idea from Hegel's Phenomenology of Spirit that sometimes there can be a reconciliation of feelings with reason, or, on the contrary, there is an eternal struggle and contradictions of which; but it is only true that feelings and reason in human relations cannot be without each other.

Registration number 0365314 issued for the work: TOPIC - WHAT WILL CONQUER MIND OR FEELINGS?
Reason and feelings: harmony or confrontation?
It seems that there is no single answer to this question. Of course, it happens that reason and feelings coexist in harmony. However, there are situations when reason and feelings come into conflict. Probably, every person at least once in his life felt that his "mind and heart are out of tune." An internal struggle arises, and it is difficult to imagine which will prevail: reason or heart.
MIND is a spiritual force that can comprehend and conclude correct consistent thoughts, establish cause-and-effect relationships.
Feeling, on the other hand, is a person's stable emotional experiences, always subjective, sometimes contradictory; stable feelings determine the worldview and value system.
“Our mind sometimes brings us no less grief than our passions,” - argued Chamfort. Indeed, grief from the mind happens. Making a decision that is reasonable at first glance, a person can be mistaken. This happens when all the senses of a person protest against the chosen path, when, having acted in accordance with the arguments of reason, he feels unhappy.
The behavior of an individual depends more on feelings than on his rational considerations. It is not for nothing that we are often advised not to give in to our feelings and emotions. We try to suppress them if they are negative, but they still break out into the light. Now they control us, then we control them, transforming anger into repentance, hatred into love, envy into admiration.
Let's turn to literary examples. In his story "The Old Man and the Sea" E. Hemingway mentally described the case of the old man's unwillingness to come to terms with his old age, which led him into a state of constant struggle with the element, symbolizing his feelings, not subject to reason.
The OLD MAN WANTED to go far out to the sea and catch a lot of fish, although he was old and worn out, but did not give up for a long time, he still believed in his strength. WHAT IS HERE?
IN FACT THEM OWNED A STRONG FEELING NOT TO CONQUER THE ELEMENTS OF THE SEA, EVEN NOT LOOKING AT THAT THE FORCES WERE ALREADY WRONG, AND HOW HE PLAYED WITH HIS MIND, Tried to deceive him out of his participation, and the boy tried to deceive him. BUT WITH TIME THE OLD MAN BEGINS TO UNDERSTAND THAT HE IS ALREADY NOT THE SAME AS BEFORE BEFORE, AND HUMILITY INCLUDES IN HIS SOUL IN ANYTHING SO THAT NOTHING TO Diminish HIS CREDIT OF LIFE: "Never give up and fight until the very end." Gradually, the old man begins to relate more calmly to his inevitable old age, and he still has dreams: to see his beloved coast; save your life to be glad that you did not die at sea; dream of meeting imaginary lions in a dream.

In the next story by K. PAUSTOVSKY "TELEGRAM" I want to analyze a topic where feelings still won out, and this turned into a tragedy or loss, when a person cannot recover from his experiences for a long time, as from such blows of fate. Sometimes people cannot get up and move on, they cannot come to terms with some situation that they could not foresee in time and then overcome, and even in their thoughts all the time then returning to it.
In his story "Telegram" K. Paustovsky describes how a girl has been living in Leningrad for several years now, spinning in the hustle and bustle of vanities, helping to organize exhibitions, but at this time the old mother is far from her daughter and is near death; and the daughter should be next to her, but she is late to arrive, and the mother is buried without her.
In the last letter, the mother writes to her daughter, addressing her: "My dear, my beloved," and asks to hurry up to her, ... it can be seen how the old woman loves her daughter, no matter what. Arriving already late, but not finding him alive, the daughter, in pangs of conscience, cries all night in an empty house, burning with shame, sneaks through the evening village, quietly leaves. And this heaviness on the heart remains with her for life.
Sometimes people cannot get up and move on, they cannot come to terms with some situation that they could not overcome, and even in their thoughts all the time returning to it, such mental pain can endlessly take away the strength and energy of a person to live on, enjoy that what is and calm down at the expense of what is already in the power to change is impossible.
And here we can cite as an example the prayer of the Optina elders:
"Lord! Give me the strength to change what I can change in my life, give me courage and peace of mind to accept what is not in my power to change, and give me the wisdom to distinguish one from the other."
“Reason and feeling are two forces, equally needing each other, one dead and insignificant without the other,” said VG Belinsky, and I completely agree with him. I also came to the conclusion that it is good when the mind follows the feelings, the heart responds in time to the call to be near those who need you. It is equally important to overcome your feelings in time with the help of reason and stop vain attempts to fight where you are powerless to change something, but it is better to learn to live in harmony with the world around you.
I consider it important to emphasize that the mind allows us not to make irreparable mistakes and makes it possible to control our feelings in order to preserve energy and fortitude.

The dispute between reason and feeling ... This confrontation is eternal. Sometimes the voice of reason turns out to be stronger in us, and sometimes we follow the dictates of feeling. In some situations, there is no right choice. By listening to feelings, a person will sin against moral norms; listening to reason, he will suffer. There may not be such a path that would lead to a successful resolution of the situation.
Let us turn to the novel by A.S. Pushkin "Eugene Onegin". The author tells about the fate of Tatiana. In her youth, having fallen in love with Onegin, she, unfortunately, does not find reciprocity. Tatiana carries her love through the years, and finally Onegin is at her feet, he is passionately in love with her. It would seem that she dreamed about it. But Tatiana is already married, she is aware of her duty as a wife, she cannot tarnish her honor and the honor of her husband. Reason prevails in her over feelings, and she refuses Onegin.
A Russian proverb says: "You cannot build your own happiness on misfortune." Above love, the heroine puts moral duty, marital fidelity.
Summing up what has been said, we can conclude that, reflecting on the dispute between reason and feeling, it is impossible to say unequivocally what should win - reason or feelings. Tatiana's tragedy is that, neglecting her feelings, she deliberately abandoned her desires.

But sometimes feelings are not controlled by consciousness and reason. How often we are faced with the fact that the mind tells us one thing, and feelings - quite another.
AN Tolstoy also sensitively writes about the inner struggle of a person with his passions in his novel "The Lame Master". The author skillfully lets the reader down that you can change your sinful way of life, and there are all the conditions for this, but it is not so easy to do this without the outside help of your neighbors. Contrasted in the novel are the young, pure-hearted wife Katya and her husband, Prince Alexei Petrovich, who has already seen life and is mired in his passions; his soul is in a painful struggle in its impulses to return to old ties, in spite of marriage; the prince suffers from this and goes into a heavy binge. In this case, the author describes all the torment that occurs at the will of the senses, with which a person is unable to cope on his own, and even the mind is not an assistant here.
What will the feelings-passions submit to, and how will the prince's mind be cleared? After all, the incessant dispute between heart and mind inevitably leads to trouble. In connection with the creation of the family, the prince experienced both a bright feeling of joy and a dull melancholy, but nevertheless, from time to time, a ray of hope shone that the presence of his wife Katerina in the future would save him. An internal struggle arises, and the reader at the beginning of the work is difficult to assume that the mind or heart of the protagonist will prevail, and only an accidental meeting with a young nun saves the prince's life from complete corruption and final death: the nuns call on the dying to change their way of life.
"Morality is the mind of the heart" - the words of Heinrich Heine. It is not for nothing that it is customary to remain faithful to conjugal duty, not succumbing to the feeling of temptation. "The main reason for human error lies in the constant struggle of feelings with reason" - said Blaise Pascal, and I completely agree with him.
In conclusion, I would like to add that human coexistence is constantly in the unity and struggle of opposites, according to the idea from Hegel's Phenomenology of Spirit that sometimes there can be a reconciliation of feelings with reason, or, on the contrary, there is an eternal struggle and contradictions of which; but it is only true that feelings and reason in human relations cannot be without each other.

People are guided by different impulses. Sometimes they are ruled by sympathy, a warm attitude, and they forget about the voice of reason. You can divide humanity into two halves. Some constantly analyze their behavior, they are used to thinking over every step. Such individuals practically do not lend themselves to deception. However, it is extremely difficult for them to arrange their personal life. Because from the moment they meet a potential soul mate, they begin to look for benefits and try to derive a formula for ideal compatibility. Therefore, noticing such a mindset, others move away from them.

Others are completely subject to the call of the senses. While falling in love, it is difficult to notice even the most obvious realities. Therefore, they are often deceived and suffer greatly from it.

The complexity of relations between representatives of different sexes is that at different stages of the relationship, men and women use too much a reasonable approach, or, on the contrary, trust the choice of the line of behavior to the heart.

The presence of fiery feelings, of course, distinguishes humanity from the animal world, however, without iron logic and some calculation, it is impossible to build a cloudless future.

There are many examples when people suffered because of their feelings. They are vividly described in Russian and world literature. Leo Tolstoy's Anna Karenina can be taken as an example. If the main character did not fall in love recklessly, but would trust the voice of reason, she would have remained alive, and the children would not have to experience the death of their mother.

Both mind and feelings should be present in consciousness in approximately equal proportions, then there is a chance for absolute happiness. Therefore, one should not refuse in some situations the wise advice of older and smarter mentors and relatives. There is a popular wisdom: "The clever learns from the mistakes of others, and the fool - from his own." If you draw the correct conclusion from this expression, you can humble the impulses of your feelings in some cases, which can adversely affect your fate.

Although sometimes it is very difficult to make an effort on yourself. Especially if the sympathy for the person is overwhelming. Some deeds and self-sacrifice were accomplished out of great love for faith, country, and one's own duty. If the armies used only cold calculation, they would hardly raise their banners over the conquered heights. It is not known how the Great Patriotic War would have ended, if not for the love of the Russian people for their land, relatives and friends.

Composition 2 option

Reason or senses? Or maybe both? Can the mind be combined with the senses? Every person asks himself such a question. When you are faced with two opposites, one side screams, choose the mind, the other screams that there is nowhere without feelings. And you don't know where to go and what to choose.

Mind is a necessary thing in life, thanks to it we can think about the future, make our plans and achieve our goals. Our minds make us more successful, but it’s our feelings that make us human. Feelings are not inherent in everyone and they are different, both positive and negative, but it is they that make us do unimaginable acts.

Sometimes, thanks to feelings, people perform such unrealistic actions that with the help of the mind it was necessary to achieve this for years. So what should you choose? Everyone chooses for himself, having chosen the mind, a person will follow one path and, perhaps, will be happy, choosing feelings, a completely different path promises a person. No one can predict in advance whether he will be good from the chosen path or not, we can draw conclusions only at the end. As for the question of whether reason and senses can cooperate with each other, I think they can. People can love each other, but understand, in order to start a family, they need money, and for this they need to work or study. In this case, mind and senses work together.

It seems to me that these two concepts start working together only when you grow up. While a person is small, he has to choose between two roads, it is very difficult for a small person to find points of contact between reason and feeling. Thus, a person always faces a choice, every day he has to fight with it, because sometimes the mind is able to help in a difficult situation, and sometimes feelings are pulled out of a position where the mind would be powerless.

Short essay

Many people think that reason and feelings are two things that are not at all compatible with each other. But as for me, these are two parts of one whole. There are no feelings without reason and vice versa. Everything that we feel, we think, and sometimes when we think, feelings appear. These are two parts creating an idyll. If even one of the components is missing, then all actions will be in vain.

For example, when people fall in love, they must necessarily include their mind, since it is he who can assess the whole situation and tell the person whether he made the right choice.

Reason helps not to make mistakes in serious situations, and feelings are sometimes able to intuitively suggest the right path, even if it seems unreal. Mastering the two components of one whole is not as easy as it sounds. On the path of life, you will have to face considerable difficulties until you yourself learn to control and find the right facet of these components. Of course, life is not ideal and sometimes it is necessary to turn off one thing.

You can't keep a balance all the time. Sometimes you need to trust your feelings and make a leap forward, this will be an opportunity to feel life in all its colors, regardless of whether the choice is right or not.

An essay on the topic of Sense and Sensibility with arguments.

Final essay on literature grade 11.

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