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Natural Dark

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Bogard also uses the art and modern history support his argument.

At first, he describes the painting of Van Gogh------ “Starry Night”, Bogard builds that the natural of stars are brightest symbol in a dark sky. those stars are the keys of darkness in a natural world without the artificial light. Furthermore, Bogard mentions that Paris as “the famed ‘city of light’” and how "Paris has taken steps to exercise more sustainable lighting practices." By doing this, Paris is no longer “the city of light”, it becomes “the city of light... before 2 AM”. therefore, his argument shows how people takes the steps and tries to protect natural darkness.

Bogard also uses the art and modern history support his argument. At first, he describes the painting of Van Gogh------ “Starry Night”, Bogard builds that the natural of stars are brightest symbol in a dark sky. those stars are the keys of darkness in a natural world without the artificial light. Furthermore, Bogard mentions that Paris as “the famed ‘city of light’” and how "Paris has taken steps to exercise more sustainable lighting practices." By doing this, Paris is no longer “the city of light”, it becomes “the city of light... before 2 AM”. therefore, his argument shows how people take the steps and tries to protect natural darkness. Bogard wants to claim that even a city is famous by lit, people also can controls the light pollution and saves the beautiful that ‘city of light’ looks like.

According to Bogard's article, we should protect natural darkness and remember how we live in the world without artificial lights. We could survived without lights, but artificial lights is too worse than darkness. Bogard builds this claim by using his personal anecdote, authoritative source, and allusions.

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