philosophy argumentative essay- The Right to Die
Argumentative Essay Outline (To save a copy for yourself choose “file>download as” or “file>make a copy”. Cheers!)
1) Intro
a) Hook
b) Background information
c) Thesis- It is moral and ethical to have the right to choose to when the quality of life is diminished and there is no possibility for improvement.
2) Develop Your Argument
a) Make a claim 1(use evidence and support it from a famous philosopher and explain why they would support the argument)
i) Evidence 1a
ii) Evidence 1b
iii) Evidence 1c
b) Make a claim 2(use evidence and support it from a famous philosopher and explain why they would support the argument)
i) Evidence 2a
ii) Evidence 2b
iii) Evidence 2c
c) Make a claim 3(use evidence and support it from a famous philosopher and explain why they would support the argument)
i) Evidence 3a
ii) Evidence 3b
iii) Evidence 3c
3) Refuting Opponents’ Arguments
a) Opposing view 1(use evidence and support it from a famous philosopher and explain why they would refute the argument)
i) Refutation 1
b) Opposing view 2(use evidence and support it from a famous philosopher and explain why they would refute the argument)
i) Refutation 2
4) Conclusion
a) Restate the importance of your issue
b) Paint a picture of the world depicting what would happen if your argument is (or is not) implemented
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