A woman learns that her son-in-law fathered an illegitimate child several years before he met her daughter. (He and his wife have been happily married for ten years. They are childless.) She is sure her daughter is not aware of this and has reason to doubt that she would ever find out about it by herself. The woman feels obliged to tell her, however, and does so.

13. A woman learns that her son-in-law fathered an illegitimate child several years before he met her daughter. (He and his wife have been happily married for ten years. They are childless.) She is sure her daughter is not aware of this and has reason to doubt that she would ever find out about it by herself. The woman feels obliged to tell her, however, and does so.

2. Your Written Case Analysis on this case needs to be at least 200 words. One thing you need to do is identify the parties at stake and the moral issues at stake. I talked about how to do this in Week 2 in the file I sent out by e-mail on the Written Case Analysis for that week. If you need a reminder about what it means to identify the parties at stake and the moral issues at stake, consult that file I sent out by e-mail in Week 2.
3. In addition to talking about the parties at stake and the moral issues at stake in this case, you need to do one more thing. You need to think about how Kant’s principle of respect for persons applies in this case. To do that, think about the different people involved in this case and how they may or may not be following Kant’s principle of respect for persons. Be sure to explain your views carefully and in a detailed manner.
4. You essay needs to be at least 200 words minimum and it needs to use proper MLA documentation.

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