Given that every philosophical argument is built as a plausible and reasonable answer to a question, your task is to develop your own philosophical argument regarding one essential element in “What is or How do we live a good life?”. Your thesis should stand as your answer to one of these questions, outlining which concept your paper is focusing on. You have to develop your own argument and use at least two philosophers from two different time periods to support your argument/counterargument/refutation. You may use a philosopher that you have previously used in the past papers however given that your thesis is different, how this philosopher supports you will also change. Summarizing a philosopher’s argument will only earn you up to a C (75) on this assignment.
Please note this topic is necessarily broad. It should spark your thinking and have you come to a conclusion about the concepts being presented, while analyzing the arguments presented. Your thesis should take a specific and definitive stance which will guide your analysis of well-selected passages into a credible evaluation. You can’t write a strong paper without a strong thesis. As such, this topic is perhaps a starting point in your extrapolation, analysis and evaluation.
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