Case: p. 194, number 12. Part 1: What type of argument is it? What is the standard form of the argument? Complete Part 1 separate from Part 2. Part 2: Write an analysis of the argument. To do so, employ the following morally relevant features: 2, 3, 5, 10. Now, notice something very important: the argument is set-up not as a violation of a moral rule, but as the fulfillment of a moral principle. So, when you apply the morally relevant features you have to rewrite them in light of a moral principle having been fulfilled. For example, relevant feature 2 would now read: “What harms are being caused, avoided, and/or prevented by fulfilling the moral principle?” Be sure, when you finish your essay, that you go through the following bullet-points before you submit it: Writing-Format Check List: My essay is double spaced. My margins are set at 1 inch all the way around. My essay is written in Times New Roman font. My essay is written in 12 font. My essays contain paragraphs approximately not more than 4 to 6 sentences. My essay contains my name on the right corner of the first page. My essay does not use the words “feel” or “believe.” My essay indents each of its paragraphs My essay does not contain any direct quotations from class lectures. My essay avoids obvious, basic grammatical errors. Please look at the uploaded picture for the case, and please read and follow instructions thoroughly.
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