c. Describe how either a virtue ethicist of a care ethicist would respond to the Heinz dilemma. Include all components in (II) here.
d. Describe how either a Kantian deontologist or a utilitarian would respond to the Heinz dilemma. Include all components requested in (I) here.
e. Evaluate how well each approach you discuss in c/d (virtue/care or deontological/utilitarian meets the criterion in b.
f. Brief conclusion, recapping your analysis in b-e.
Structure #2
a. Introduce issue, state thesis
b. Describe how either a Kantian deontologist or a utilitarian would respond to the Heinz dilemma. Include all components requested in (I) here.
c. Describe one weakness of the approach you consider in (b), i.e. deontology or utilitarianism. (Here you can draw on one or more of the criteria of assessment Timmons identifies in Chapter 1 of the text to identify a weakness, or discuss some other weakness we’ve reviewed in the class.)
d. Describe how either a virtue ethicist or a care ethicist would respond to the Heinz dilemma.
b. Describe how either a virtue ethicist or a care ethicist would respond to the Heinz dilemma. Include all components in (II) here.
c. Describe one weakness of the approach you consider in (b), i.e. virtue ethics or care ethics. (Here you can draw on one or more of the criteria of assessment Timmons identifies in Chapter 1 of the text to identify a weakness, i.e. consistency, determinacy, internal support, etc., or discuss some other weakness we’ve reviewed in the class.)
d. Describe how either a Kantian deontologist or a utilitarian would respond to the Heinz dilemma. Include all components requested in (I) here.
e. Analyze of how the approach you employ in (d), i.e., deontology or utilitarianism handles the challenge you identify in (c) better than the approach you employ in (b), i.e. virtue ethics or care ethics.
f. Briefly recap your analysis in b-e.
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