Ethics paper
4-6 pages
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One long paper is required for the semester. • This paper must be between 4-6pages in length. • This paper must cite at least three different non-textbook sources. • The entire internet source must be submitted with your paper. • All papers must be MLA format – 1-inch margins, double-spaced, typed, complete heading.
WRITING AN ANALYTICAL PAPER – some tips and guidelines A good philosophy paper takes an analytical approach. This means that it must: identify and clearly state a philosophical claim, state the reasons backing up that claim, and make a critical evaluation of this claim. All three aspects are essential for a good paper. The first thing you should do is identify the claim; it may be stated or implied. Once the philosophical claim is identified and stated, and the author’s reasons for it made clear, the claim must be critically evaluated. Some questions or things to consider: • Is the claim vague or ambiguous? • If so, can it be restated in a clear and rigorous manner? • Is the claim logical? • Does it follow from the stated premises? • Are those stated premised coherent and plausible? • Does the claim rest on any unjustifiable assumptions? • Is the claim consistent with other things the author claims? • Does the author commit any fallacies in presenting his/her case? For instance, does he or she beg the question (assume or take as a premise something that should be proven first)? • If he or she makes factual claims, are they actually true? Each paper must have a Works Cited. Complete bibliographical details of each work must be given. The title, author, publisher (or journal title), date, place of publication (or Internet address), and page number(s) should be given. Use as many sources as you want from the Internet, but see cautionary note below. Whenever you quote a source, paraphrase it, refer to it, or use it to support or document a claim, you must cite that source