DP5
Philosophy of Death: DUE TOMORROW!
Answer the following question in a 4 FULL pages (NOT including cover page & citation page) TimesNewRoman, 12, double-spaced essay. Only use citation from the 2 pdf articles attached.
Given the readings about the 2 pdf files attached, Would human extinction be bad? Go in Depth and remember it’s a philosophy paper!
Have the thesis sentence underline in INTRO
Is it bad that the human race will someday become extinct? How does the badness of human extinction (if you think it would be bad) relate to the badness of the death of an individual person (if you think that would be bad)?
Your answers should reflect a familiarity with the material of the 2 PDF files attached, and all quotes must be properly cited for ONLY the pdf files attached
Use the checklist below:
A good paper is more than the sum of its parts, but the parts matter. Here’s a list of some things to check for before turning in your paper:
· There is an introduction.
· The introduction clearly states the thesis of your paper—that is, the introduction says what your ultimate answer to the paper’s question will be.
· The introduction clearly states what the outline of your paper will be.
· You thoroughly explain the relevant parts of the philosophers you’re talking about.
· The explanation of the philosophers is written such that someone who had not read them could understand it.
· There’s a clear distinction between the parts of your paper where you’re explaining what a philosopher said and where you’re interpreting or evaluating what they said.
· You clearly state your own answer to the question (or questions) of the paper.
· You give reasons for why your answer is correct, and why it’s better than the alternative. These reasons would make sense to any reasonable person who read them.
· There are appropriate quotes from the article used (about one per page is good).
· All quotes are properly cited with author and page in parentheses.
· There’s a Work Cited section at the end of your paper with an entry for each person your quote, including: Author, Title, Publisher / Journal name, Year.
· Each paragraph discusses only one idea.
· Transitions between paragraphs make sense.
· The final draft was spell-checked / grammar-checked.
Philosophy
of Death
:
DUE TOMORROW!
Answer the following question
in a
4 FULL pages (NOT including cover page & citation
page) TimesNewRoman, 12, double
-
spaced essay.
Only use citation from the
2
pdf articles attached.
Given the readings
about the 2 pdf file
s
attached,
Would human extinction
be bad?
Go in Depth and remembe
r
it’s a philosophy paper!
Have the thesis se
ntence underline in
INTRO
Is it bad that the human race will someday become extinct? How does the
badness of human extinction (if you think it would be bad) relate to the
badness of the death of an individual person (if you think that would be
bad)?
Your answers should reflect a familiarity with the material
of the 2 PDF files attached
,
and all quotes must be properly cited
for ONLY the pdf files attached
Use the checklist below:
A good paper is more than the sum of its parts, but the parts matter.
Here’s a list of
some things to check for before turning in your paper:
¨
There is an introduction.
¨
The introduction clearly states the thesis of your paper
—
that is, the introduction
says what your ultimate answer to the paper’s question will be.
¨
The int
roduction clearly states what the outline of your paper will be.
¨
You thoroughly explain the relevant parts of the philosophers you’re talking
about.
¨
The explanation of the philosophers is written such that someone who had not
read them could understand i
t.
¨
There’s a clear distinction between the parts of your paper where you’re
explaining what a philosopher said and where you’re interpreting or evaluating
what they said.
¨
You clearly state your own answer to the question (or questions) of the
paper.
Philosophy of Death: DUE TOMORROW!
Answer the following question in a 4 FULL pages (NOT including cover page & citation
page) TimesNewRoman, 12, double-spaced essay. Only use citation from the 2
pdf articles attached.
Given the readings about the 2 pdf files attached, Would human extinction
be bad? Go in Depth and remember it’s a philosophy paper!
Have the thesis sentence underline in INTRO
Is it bad that the human race will someday become extinct? How does the
badness of human extinction (if you think it would be bad) relate to the
badness of the death of an individual person (if you think that would be
bad)?
Your answers should reflect a familiarity with the material of the 2 PDF files attached,
and all quotes must be properly cited for ONLY the pdf files attached
Use the checklist below:
A good paper is more than the sum of its parts, but the parts matter. Here’s a list of
some things to check for before turning in your paper:
There is an introduction.
The introduction clearly states the thesis of your paper—that is, the introduction
says what your ultimate answer to the paper’s question will be.
The introduction clearly states what the outline of your paper will be.
You thoroughly explain the relevant parts of the philosophers you’re talking
about.
The explanation of the philosophers is written such that someone who had not
read them could understand it.
There’s a clear distinction between the parts of your paper where you’re
explaining what a philosopher said and where you’re interpreting or evaluating
what they said.
You clearly state your own answer to the question (or questions) of the paper.