To substitute for discussion section absence the week of 10/31-11/3: Write a short essay that responds to the following prompt: With reference to the texts listed below, what does objectivity mean, and why is it important to democracy? Although there is no fixed word length for the essay, for full credit you should write for […]
Plato’s Political philosophy 1. Answer the following questions in a clear and organized paragraph. 2. Each paragraph should include a clear and precise thesis (1-2 sentences) that directly addresses the question prompt. 3. 1 direct quote from the materials of the course. 4. At least 5-7 sentences or more than analyze the direct quotes and […]
The Greeks Answer the following 2 questions with a few sentences or at most several paragraphs. There is no need to construct a formal essay with an introduction, body, and conclusion. Just answer each question directly as it is posed to you on the test. 1. Explain three ways the life experiences of Plato may […]
Formatted using Chicago Manual of Style (Notes-bibliography system). 1. What are the methodological differences between ideal and non-ideal theory in political philosophy? Should we adopt only one, both, or neither? Why? 2. Is intersectionality a non-ideal theory? If yes, what makes it so? If not, why not?
