FREE ESSAY ON HOW CAN WE ACHEIVE CLARITY THROUGH WRITING?

HOW CAN WE ACHEIVE CLARITY THROUGH WRITING?

How can we achieve clarity through writing?
"To judge anything with any degree of clarity and accuracy we would need all the
information past, present, and future and how it will affect all concerned to make a
perfect judgment. When no one has that skill, ability or information, you might agree, it
may be unwise to judge." - Sidney Madwed
What the author is saying, is that without the information of both sides of a story
clarity can not be reached and it is unfair to judge before you can achieve this clarity.
This is very true; many of the people of the world have strong views based on race,
religion, and education and tend to prejudge others based on these ideals. They generally
do not look at the holistic view and others suffer prejudices that could be avoided. By
achieving clarity, a deeper holistic view will be achieved, making basis of prejudices
more valid.
My growth of writing in this semester has developed immensely. When I first came into
this class, I had very poignant views that were based strictly on my morals. Through this
class though, I was able to create a sense of clarity in my thoughts and writing by
looking deeper into other people's opinions, not just the single sided judgments that I
had. The transformation that I went through created a greater worth of the words I wrote
in my papers, and helped to make sense of all the issues addressed, not just one of
them.
Only by looking at both sides of a story, we can achieve clarity in our writing. When we
only take one view or stance to persuade an audience, we are caught up in our perspective
and don't take the time to get both of the views. Only one principle is being contested,
leaving an empty space where the other vision should be. By doing this we only touch the
base of a subject, get half of the account without voyaging deeper into the complexity of
it, making our purpose less significant. When we look at both pieces of the story the
readers can analyze and question the work, in hopes to grasp deeper thought. Doing this
makes the paper as a whole more complete.
In my Conflict Narrative I tried to create this clarity by using information not only
from my point-of-view, but also of that of the pool lifeguard, the security guard and the
development manager. At first when I started writing this piece, I was angry about being
kicked out of the pool. I thought that I was being singled-out and punished for something
that was not my fault and it ruined my summer. 
On the contrary, after looking at the point-of-view of the other characters in the story
I was able to see why they made the decisions they did. I was not the problem, but part
of a larger group that was causing the problems and the easiest way to stop the problems
that were occurring, for them, was to rid of the group that was instigating them. By now
looking at this past incident and seeing their perspective I respect the decisions they
made. Now I realize that it didn't ruin my summer and I have a completely different view
to go by. 
The importance of making a paper more clear is to create a sense of fullness, to full
fill the readers quest for knowledge, and hopefully get the point you wanted to make
across to them. With the full filled feeling the reader retains, a clear paper may still
want to leave some questions unanswered to create a deeper feeling where the readers are
left to examine their ideas and assumptions. 
How do you apply a holistic view to everything?