1) A summary of the argumentative crisis What are we going to do? This is a main topic of the chapter. The book shows us some essays on the crisis. It is about the nature of the crisis, university education or relations between two countries. They explained to us why we must use crisis to argue, because it is a way of learning to develop argumentation. When we find ourselves in a crisis situation, we can illustrate many different aspects, and one of them will be the most compelling argument that guides the argument. Perhaps we asked ourselves what is the definition of a crisis? Wikipedia, a free web encyclopedia, describes them as a turning point or decisive moment in events. Generally, this is the point at which an illness can lead to death or recovery. it is a term meaning “a time of trial” or “an emergency event.” Let's think about the crisis to tell it in the real world. What is the crisis in the real world? Think about it more deeply, we can notice that everything around us can be a crisis. For example, it could be a problem with climate, water or waste, etc. Even as communication technologies develop, some experts still worry about the feeling of alienation between people and between nations. The concern arose from the war in Iraq. 2) Whether you agree with the argument, I completely agree that we are in crisis no matter what. We can read it every day in newspapers, books and campaigns. Moreover, the film shows us the situation of the imagination, if we do nothing to combat the crisis. In the book, I want to focus on the nature (land) of the crisis, because it may be urgent in the current crisis more than in any other crisis. When I think of the word “crisis,” I always think of water or climate. crisis until I read the essays; “A Shock to the System,” and “Big House in the Desert.” The authors of the essays are concerned about the relationship between animals and humans. They revealed their thoughts on the book; ¡°this essay is that it is an anti-big house essay, because it destroys animal habitat and pollutes the air and rivers at the same time. (By Tracy Webster)They believe it is an inefficient system to allow the construction of large houses..