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Close reading essay on Henry David Thoreau's "Resistance to Civil Government"
This essay aims to analyse the short essay Resistance to Civil Government' written by Henry David Thoreau. Before analysing this short essay, it is crucial to present the works and speciality of the author. Henry David Thoreau, unlike other philosophers does not merely present superficial ideas but he talks about the philosophy to be inculcated in the life. In addition, he knew the art of connecting classical philosophy into the contemporary philosophical beliefs thereby making him the most renowned philosopher of all times. Coming back to the short essay that shall be analysed in this piece of writing, as the name suggests, it is about resisting the civil government. Civil government may not always be as justified as the leaders claim to be and ought to be countered if they fail to bring in the reforms.
The essay suggests that government does not act as an institution that favours people but on the contrary, it actually hinders the accomplishment of work for which it was created. I personally found this article very intriguing in a way that it also relates to the current world scenario where the governments are unable to protect their citizens. For instance, right from the beginning of the essay, he makes a very strong statement about the government by suggesting "The government is best which governs least" (5). This statement may appear as a short one however, it holds a lot of meaning in it. The statement itself is a summary of the entire essay in which it has been emphasised that the government must work as per the demands of people rather than dictating them in the long run.
When this statement is compared against the current political system that is being exercised around the world, the ultimate way out is to resist against the government. For example, Donald Trump building the wall and speaking against the races (The Atlantic) could be taken as a perfect scenario that could be related to this essay. In addition to that, the Chinese government not allowing their citizens to stand against the government is another case scenario that fits perfectly with the Thoreau's point of view.
I also think that the government must be the one safeguarding the citizens and acting as per their needs or desires rather than asking them to work in a particular manner. It could be regarded as a power game instead of calling the government as an entity that works for the nation. Moreover, another very important point that has been raised in the essay is: "But a government in which the majority rule in all cases cannot be based on justice, even as far as men understand it" (6). Now this point was very close to my standpoint because I believe that the actual leaders or the ones who are rightful leaders are not allowed to come out to the front line.
On the other hand, they are suppressed by the stakeholders who are in power in order to keep the differences as them versus us'. There are many political examples that could be linked here. For instance, in the developing countries such as India and Pakistan, the political leaders are elected however, they already belong to the political families that have been in politics for a number of years. When the statement postulated by Thoreau is linked here, it would not be wrong to imply that even though the majority rules, however, there is no justice in such countries. In other words, poor keep getting poorer while the rich and people in power keep getting richer.
"The mass of men serve the State thus, not as men mainly, but as machines, with their bodies" (7). This excerpt from the essay could be significantly linked