Write an argument about a debatable ethical
issue. What responsibility do people have related to the debate? What
will the consequences be if one choice is made over the others? The topic must
be debatable, which means there will be two or more reasonable, valid sides to
take; you will choose one side to argue and persuade readers that the position
you are taking is the best, most responsible one. Be creative with your
evidence and your appeals. You should use a combination of facts and personal
experiences and insights to explain your points to your readers. Your paper
should NOT be merely a summary of research information; instead, you should use
the research along with other evidence and appeals to explain and support your
arguments.
be relevant and compelling. Remember to make your argument apply to a general
audience and stress why it is that readers should care about the issue. Be
creative and explore hidden arguments so that readers gain a complete
understanding of the topic and your views on it. Avoid “skimming the surface”
of the issue and instead take an in-depth
look at the ethics of the debate.
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Discuss the counterargument
and explain why the side you have chosen to argue is the stronger position. The
discussion of the counterargument should identify the various positions in the
ethical debate and explain the assumptions, contexts, and consequences
for each. Use concessions and/or
qualifiers to establish yourself as an expert who has a full understanding of
all sides of the issue.
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