Chad M. Kowal ENG 101 11/28/99 Mr. Vlajcic Simon Frith, author of John Keats versus Bob Dylan Why Judgments Matter, gives many examples of why value judgments are important in our lives. I feel that value judgments are as equally important and it should be evident why after briefly explaining Frith’s examples and my own as well. In his first example, Mr. Frith gives insight to David Hare’s comment, “In the end, Keats was just …
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…individuals, eventually becoming numb to culture as we know it. I feel it is imperative that we evaluate every aspect of our lives, in turn ensuring the greatest personal happiness. How does one attain a favorite? Not by suggestion of a higher authority, but by evaluation. Putting value on things and making value judgments is what enables us to label what we like and what makes us happy. Without it, we would not be happy.