Write a Review of Descartes' "Sixth Mediation".

Write a Review of Descartes' "Sixth Mediation".

Hints:

- Personal opinions do not count, be as objective as possible.

- focus on the most important ideas.

- do not forget to consult the syllabus for editing requirements and deadlines.

BASIC EDITING REQUIREMENTS FOR YOUR PAPERS

1. Add your name, course name, paper number, instructor name ( I will do it)

2. Refer only the assigned topic leaving outside any irrelevant remarks.

3. If you use sentences written by another person quote them correctly: “… “

4. References must appear on a last separated page of your paper with the title: References. References is considered any author, book, excerpt, article, video conference you quote or consult and it’s not your property!

5. Structure the paper as follows: introduction, content, conclusion where the content is the most consistent part.

Note: Evaluating philosophical papers is a complex task but here are some general hints: An A paper must fulfill all editing requirements, number of pages, have excellent content, and structure, address directly the topic and no unclear formulations or irrelevant remarks to be included.  If your papers do not fulfill the editing requirements but they are consistent and have the expected number of pages instead to obtain, say, an A you will automatically obtain B+, instead of B+, B and so on. If your papers are instead of 2 pages only 1.5 pages, or instead of 3 only 2.5 pages your grade will not be higher than B, B+  considering that you provide a very well conceived content and fulfill all editing requirements. If your papers are only 1 page instead of 2, or 2 instead of 3 the maximum you obtain is C+, C if your papers have seminal content and follow the editing requirements. If your papers are even shorter, no editing requirements, no references the maximum you obtain is D. Finally, if your papers are too short, no editing requirements, no references, irrelevant content you obtain F. As already indicated above, late, plagiarized, unfocused (writing about topics I did not assign) or papers submitted otherwise than via SA without my prior permission will be automatically graded with F.