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For this short essay you will need to do two things. First, explain two arguments or ideas that we’ve looked at in the course. Second, you will need to present what you think is the best objection to just one of those arguments or ideas. You should allocate about 200-250 words to explaining each argument and about 300-400 words to presenting your objection. The questions will cover content from the first unit on the metaphysics of personal identity and free will. The total length of the essay should be 800 words (+/- 10%).
Essay questions: Please see this document for the questions and more instructions. Make sure to read all of the instructions: Essay 1 Questions & Instructions.pdf
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Rubric: PHIL10002 First Essay Rubric[59].docx
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