Your essay should have two parts: the first part should contain a clear statemen

Your essay should have two parts: the first part should contain a clear statement of your thesis and an
argument for it; the second part should contain the key objection(s) to your argument and your
response to the objection(s).
This is not a research paper: you are not expected to refer to any articles beyond the material of the
course. For all three questions, you are encouraged to draw on any of the course readings or lectures
you feel are relevant as you formulate your argument and write your essay. You should refer to at
least two of the course readings in your essay.
Your essay should be typed (12-point font, one-inch margins, double-spaced), it should be
approximately 1500 words (+/- 10%), and it should have a title page indicating your name, student
number and the word count of the paper.
Remember that to present another person’s ideas as your own (i.e. without proper acknowledgement of
their source) is plagiarism. Please cite your sources; you may use any well-accepted citation system
(APA, MLA, Chicago, or CSE)