Political texts mention problems which many people concern about, such as the education of women, the population of women. These texts are written to inform, illuminate, and persuade the readers to concern about the political issues.
The political texts are used to give the readers more information about some highlight problem, like the population of women. In “More than 100 Million Missing Women”, Amarty Sen wants to reflect the differences of the ratio of women to men in some places on the word. He gives two simple explanations, the East-Western culture and economic development to help his readers have more information and have a perfect view to the increase of women’s population. This is a political issue and the author wants people to know and can be comprehensive this problem.This is also the best way to illuminate political issue.
Many authors write the political texts to convince the readers to support this problem which is suggested, like the education of women. In “Women’s Capabilities and the Right to Education in Bangladesh”, Mary Arends-Kuenning and Sajeda Amin give the status of women’s education in village to convice their readers to support the education of women. The authors give a lot of benefits from education for women, such as having a good job, “make such a good marriage because of her education” (Arends and Amin, 130), reaching some social values than uneducated women, etc. The writers want citizen to support education for women to increase the educated level of women in community. By this way, the authors have an impact on people’s concern about political issues. When a lot of people are prone to talk about the political text, this problem will be prevalent in society and it is easy to become to illuminate the political text in community.
In short, to illuminate a political issue, a text should give some clear information as well as a lot of strong evidences, such as facts, numbers, and statistic. Thus, this text has enough data to make a belief to the readers. From that, the readers will tend to concern about the political text.
Works Cited
Amin and Arends. “Wome’s Capabilities and the Right to Education in Bangladesh”. Jstor.org. Springer. 1
Sen, Amartya. “More than 100 Million Missing Women”