27 Oct Critical thinking.

r <. iil C B English 1c Fall 21 Paper as El x + >00 3 docs,google.com/document/d/1iPEJXGXM6DbgVya7eAIWQCXbuMQD91BM/edit 1 Paper #5: Ethics in the Wild All papers are typed and follow MLA format rules. All answers are written using complete sentences. Spelling, grammar, sentences, and logic (critical thinking) count on all assigmnents. All papers need a Works Cited when applicable (some papers require it). Some papers have paragraph requirements and some do not. Follow instructions for each paper. These are not essays. Most papers need you to answer prompts or questions. Most papers ask you to apply the assignment to critical thinking. This is arguably the most imponant part of each paper. 8. Your grade is determined by the depth and quality of your discussion of each prompt, assignment, and overall paper. Most of the papers lack a specific structure—I want you to figure out how to answer the questions and put together a paper worth turning in for a grade. All papers include C.A.R.D.F., which stands for Clarity, Accuracy, Relevance, Depth, and Fairness. in addition, if you can provide an example or further explain x93 point, you should always do so. 9. Some of these assignments are easier than others. Each serves a specific purpose in the class. Any attempt to do the assignment quickly or not give the assignment its due process will result in lower grades. 10. You do not need to wait until the paper is due to get started on each assignment. The due dates are on the syllabus, but you may start these papers at any time. Some need specific information in class and others do not. We will cover that specific information before the paper is due 11. Each paper is worth 100 points, and there are 11 papers total. P’PP’NI" 39′ Instructions Choose a controversial topic below: 1. immigration: Separating children from their parents write a paper about it by applying the topic to our ethical theories. Here are the directions: 1) Identify and establish the problem regarding the social issue you chose. This must be researched in order to be fully understood. Establishing this problem must be done so without bias. 1 am not asking what you think; I am asking you to establish that a problem exists within your controversial social topic. This must be one paragraph (using our paragraph writing method) and contain MLA research. 2) Apply the controversial social topic you have chosen to two of our four ethical theories. A) Choose two of the four ethical theories covered in class. B) You must apply one ethical theory to your controversial topic by showing how it is justified. in other words, how does your theory justify an argument created by the problem established in the first paragraph? This will be a paragraph (using our paragraph writing method) and contain MLA research, which should be about the theory itself and how it proves the argument is justified, trauma

r <7 C B English 1c Fall 21 Paper #5 El x + 900 fl docs,googIe.com/document/d/1iPEJXGxM6DbgVya7eAIWQCXbuMQD91BM/edit r 3) 4) 5) 6) C) You must apply the other ethical theory to your controversial topic by showing how it is not justified. In other words, how does your theory show that the argument is now justified based on the problem in the first paragraph? This will be a paragraph (using our paragraph writing method) and contain MLA research, which should be about the theory itself and how it proves the argument is not justified. D) Neither of these paragraphs contain your opinion on the topic, nor do they contain your opinion of the theory. Your goal is to see how ethical theories allow you to see an argument from multiple points of view. You must have 3 paragraphs You must have 3 or more sources in the Works Cited. Each paragraph must follow our paragraph pattern and be within our sentence range. Here is an example outline that shows how you might build your topic sentences. Paragraph 1: A problem in society exists in regards to factory farming, Paragraph 2: The theory utilitarianism justifies the use of factory farming by Paragraph 3: However, Kantian theory would show factory farming as unjust by… manna