Format: Paper requirements-1,200+ word minimum APA (Times Roman, 12 point, doub

Format: Paper requirements-1,200+ word minimum APA (Times Roman, 12 point, double spaced, one inch margins, cover page, running head(optional), page #, no abstract page, and reference page all in APA). Ethical theories covered throughout the semester can be used. I am not looking for your opinion; I am looking for an ethical viewpoint. You can include any relevant personal experiences, graphs, charts, and any other information that may help you describe your moral dilemma (make in interesting to read please). Be sure to include a minimum of 6 total sources (one of the six is your book) and include them in your references and citings to help you highlight your topic. Writing is expected to include critical thinking about how ethical theory and information from your references relate to your movie topic.
Papers must have a minimum of three ethical theory subheadings (Level One Headings) see the APA the Easy Way book required for an example. Ethical theories and views that can be used include the following: Ethical theories and views that can be used includes the following: Hedonism, Desire Theory, Divine Command Theory, Natural Law, Ethical Egoism, Consequentialism, Kantian Ethics, Social Contract Theory(Contractarianism), and Virtue Ethics.
Papers must also have an Introduction subheading (Level One Heading) and a Conclusion section with a subheading (Level One Heading).
In your paper, when you apply each of your three ethical theories, you should:
a. Specifically name the theory you are applying
b. Explain/Define the theory using your book. Then use 5 other sources (articles, books, or videos) about the agriculture topic to discuss how the issue does or does not apply to the ethical theory.
c. Step by step explain how or why the issue you are discussing accepts or rejects the theory you are applying and refer back to the definition to make sure the connection is clear
i. Don’t just “label” an issue with a theory name
ii. Don’t assume the link/connection is clear. Please make the connection clear even if it seems obvious.
iii. Use examples if necessary to further elaborate
d. Saying something is moral or immoral is NOT applying ethical theory
All papers must be grammatically correct and all spelling must be correct (proofread).
When quoting the slides— Include the Pp title and slide number in your citations inside your assignment or paper.
The following are some additional paper guidelines:
You need 5 sentences minimum for a paragraph. When quoting you need page number or slide number.
Example: When quoting (Smith, 2007, p. 2). According to Smith (2007) “__________” (p.2).
Try an outline before writing. Same font needed for references.
References need to be in APA. The citing throughout the paper needs to be in APA format. No need to list the title of the documentary or article in the paper. Proofread and break up your paragraphs. Introduction should list and introduce all ethical theories discussed. Conclusion needs some detail.
Do not start sentences with “and, but, or because”.
How to cite and reference a documentary:
For Reference:
Robin, M.M., (Director). (2008). The world according to Monsanto [Documentary]. Canada: Productions Thalie, The National Film Board of Canada and WDR. Retrieved Date, from htttp://
In text you would cite:
(Robin, 2008(1)) the (1) would be part 1. Change this according to which part you are citing.
Use “Google Scholarly” or the “Library Database” for additional sources (See Library Research Tab on the Left in Bb). Do not use Wikipedia, dictionary, or a website (points will be taken off). If it doesn’t have an author do not use it!!!!!
When quoting the slides— Include the Pp title and slide number in your citations inside your discussions or paper.
Quick Review of Things to Know to be successful:
1. You MUST read the required textbook and use them in your papers.
2. You MUST follow the RUBRIC
3. Papers MUST follow APA format for paper format and citing your sources. It must have a cover page, running head(optional), page #, double spaced, 12 pt font, Times Roman font, 1 in margins, reference page (no abstract required). It should have a heading for the:
a. Intro (level one heading)
b. Conclusion (level one heading)
c. Each Ethical Theory used (at least 3 different level one headings)
4. In your paper, when you apply each of your three ethical theories, you should:
a. Specifically name the theory you are applying
b. Explain/Define the theory
c. Step by step explain how or why the issue you are discussing accepts or rejects the theory you are applying and refer back to the definition to make sure the connection is clear
5. Don’t just “label” an issue with a theory name
6. Don’t assume the link/connection is clear. Please make the connection clear even if it seems obvious.
Watch a Movie: Please watch one of the following movies for each paper:
Some available online- https://firstwefeast.com/eat/best-food-documentaries-that-you-should-watch-right-now/hungry-for-change-2012 (Links to an external site.)
A Place at the Table
A River of Waste: The Hazardous Truth 2009
Bad Seed: The Truth About Our Food 2005
Bananas
Bananas! 2009
Bite Size
Black Gold
Blue Gold
Colony
Colony 2009
Cowspiracy
Dam Nation
Deconstructing Supper 2002
Dive
Eating Alaska
Every Three Seconds
Farmageddon 2011
Fat Sick and Nearly Dead
Fat Sick and Nearly Dead 2
Fed Up
Flow
Food Beware: The French Organic Revolution
Food Chains
Food Choices
Food Inc. 2008
Food Matters
Forgotten Planet: Abandoned America
Fresh 2009
Genetically Modified Food 2005
GMO-OMG
Hungry for Change
I Am
Ingredients
Inside Chipolte
Killer at Large: Why Obesity is America’s Greatest Threat
King Corn 2007
More than Honey
Plastic Planet 2009
Poisoned Waters
Queen of the Sun
Seed of Death
Sushi the Global Catch
Super Size Me 2004
Sweet Misery: A Poisoned World 2004
The Beautiful Truth
The Dust Bowl by Ken Burns (See left Dust Bowl Tab)
The Human Experiment
The Shrimp
Vanishing of the Bees
Vegucated
We Feed the World 2005
What the Health
World Water Wars
Tipping Point (Colorado River Basin):https://www.pbs.org/newshour/science/watch-live-tipping-point-the-colorado-river-basin (starts at 7 minutes)
The Plastic Problem:https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=1RDc2opwg0I (Links to an external site.)
Temple Grandin (2010)
In each film there are many ethical theory concerns that you can write about.
These films can be found in libraries, some on the internet, Netflix, or order online.
If you find another film you would like to watch and write about please email me for approval (must be Agriculture related). PBS is a great source.
P.S: Use the attached textbook file as one of the main sources.