- 15 Mar, 2021
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Instructions
I need a Critical Thinking/Ethic essay. Notice this essay require knowledge of this subject. It is not a normal or creative writing. The book that I am using for this class is Doing Ethics (5th edition) by Lewis Vaughn. Please contact me if the book is need it. This essay need to reflect knowledge acquired in chapter 13, chapter 20 and chapter 21. (please read the Basis of qualification at the bottom).
Instructions:
Essay Writing Tips
Choose either Topic 1, Topic 2, or Topic 3. To answer these topics completely, it takes a minimum of 350 words. Use the topic questions and the scoring rubric to see if your draft responds fully to all parts of the question. A complete thoughtful answer is more important than word count.
Topics for your Essay, Choose one
Topic 1:
Respond to The Moral Dilemma of Climate Change at the top of page 440. Should we pay now to try and rein in global warming and its awful effects, or should we let our kids pay? Do we have moral obligations to future generations, to people who don’t yet exist? If we do have obligations to them, how much should we sacrifice now to do our duty?
OR
Topic 2:
Explain and defend your views on the following: Is there anything wrong in offering unauthorized immigrants “a path to citizenship”? Should children brought into a country illegally ever be deported?
OR
Topic 3:
Respond to Singer or Hardin at the top of page 829. What would be the proper moral response of rich nations to this impending tragedy? Do you favor Garrett Hardin’s approach in which rich countries would not send food aid? Or Peter Singer’s path in which affluent individuals would be obligated to give much of their wealth to feed the hungry? Or a middle way in which the rich would have a duty to give some aid but would also have obligations to themselves and to their family and friends? Explain your view.
Basis of qualification:
1- Strong evidence of critical thinking.
2- Use your textbook to help you respond to the topic, and when you quote and summarize from the course texts, include information about the page reference.
3- You are discouraged from using additional sources. If you do choose to use an outside source, be sure to cite your source, just as you do when you use the course texts. If you use a quotation or an example from a website, cite the website’s URL and the date accessed.
4- Stated or implied thesis developed logically, coherently and extensively with convincing, specific supporting details.
5- Central idea clear.
6- Paragraph structure consistently and effectively supports content.
7- Clear logic and effective transitions
8- Choice of language consistently precise, purposeful.
9- Nearly flawless sentence structure, usage, mechanics contribute to writer’s ability to communicate purpose.
10- Communicates purpose with sophistication.
11- Beyond understanding of issues, shows insight.
12- Style engages audience, establishes writer’s credibility.
Instructions:
Essay Writing Tips
Choose either Topic 1, Topic 2, or Topic 3. To answer these topics completely, it takes a minimum of 350 words. Use the topic questions and the scoring rubric to see if your draft responds fully to all parts of the question. A complete thoughtful answer is more important than word count.
Topics for your Essay, Choose one
Topic 1:
Respond to The Moral Dilemma of Climate Change at the top of page 440. Should we pay now to try and rein in global warming and its awful effects, or should we let our kids pay? Do we have moral obligations to future generations, to people who don’t yet exist? If we do have obligations to them, how much should we sacrifice now to do our duty?
OR
Topic 2:
Explain and defend your views on the following: Is there anything wrong in offering unauthorized immigrants “a path to citizenship”? Should children brought into a country illegally ever be deported?
OR
Topic 3:
Respond to Singer or Hardin at the top of page 829. What would be the proper moral response of rich nations to this impending tragedy? Do you favor Garrett Hardin’s approach in which rich countries would not send food aid? Or Peter Singer’s path in which affluent individuals would be obligated to give much of their wealth to feed the hungry? Or a middle way in which the rich would have a duty to give some aid but would also have obligations to themselves and to their family and friends? Explain your view.
Basis of qualification:
1- Strong evidence of critical thinking.
2- Use your textbook to help you respond to the topic, and when you quote and summarize from the course texts, include information about the page reference.
3- You are discouraged from using additional sources. If you do choose to use an outside source, be sure to cite your source, just as you do when you use the course texts. If you use a quotation or an example from a website, cite the website’s URL and the date accessed.
4- Stated or implied thesis developed logically, coherently and extensively with convincing, specific supporting details.
5- Central idea clear.
6- Paragraph structure consistently and effectively supports content.
7- Clear logic and effective transitions
8- Choice of language consistently precise, purposeful.
9- Nearly flawless sentence structure, usage, mechanics contribute to writer’s ability to communicate purpose.
10- Communicates purpose with sophistication.
11- Beyond understanding of issues, shows insight.
12- Style engages audience, establishes writer’s credibility.