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    5 Paragraph Analytical Philosophical Essay Instructions

    I.    Introduction – (4-5 sentences)
    a.    Hook
    b.    Thesis statement
    c.    How youre going to prove the thesis

    II.    Body Paragraph #1 (9-12 sentences)
    a.    Topic Sentence Original Argument
    i.    Claim
    1.    Evidence/Example
    2.    Tie to the topic sentence
    ii.    Claim
    1.    Evidence/Example
    2.    Tie to the topic sentence
    iii.    Claim
    1.    Evidence/Example
    2.    Tie to the topic sentence

    III.    Body Paragraph #2 – (9-12 sentences)
    a.    Topic Sentence Counter Argument Against Original Argument
    i.    Counter Claim
    1.    Evidence/Example
    2.    Tie to the topic sentence
    ii.    Counter Claim
    1.    Evidence/Example
    2.    Tie to the topic sentence
    iii.    Counter Claim
    1.    Evidence/Example
    2.    Tie to the topic sentence

    IV.    IV. Body Paragraph #3 – (9-12 sentences)
    a.    Topic Sentence Original Arguments Response to Counter Argument
    (DO NOT SIMPLY REPEAT THE ORIGINAL ARGUMENT)
    i.    Rejoinder Claim
    1.    Evidence/Example
    2.    Tie to the topic sentence
    ii.    Rejoinder Claim
    1.    Evidence/Example
    2.    Tie to the topic sentence
    iii.    Rejoinder Claim
    1.    Evidence/Example
    2.    Tie to the topic sentence

    V.    Conclusion (4-5 sentences) Begin paragraph with, In conclusion
    a.    Restatement of main points that leave reader with sense of closure

    Paper Assignment Analytical Philosophical Essay PHIL 1301 Summer 2 HCC

    *You must follow all of the Analytical Philosophical Essay Instructions provided by the instructor.

    *You will be graded on:
    1.    Following the instructions and the outline provided
    2.    Persuasiveness of the arguments you provide
    3.    Original thinking
    4.    Critical thinking
    5.    Use of relevant examples

    *You may not directly quote any outside sources; however, you may make reference to real historical events, ideas, beliefs, cultural or social practices, etc.

    *You must choose one of the following claims as your original argument:

    Stealing is always wrong.

    God exists.

    God does not exist.

    *The purpose of this paper is to:
    1. Engage you in critical/logical thinking
    2. Encourage you to objectively consider alternative points of view
    3. Teach you to write a philosophical paper

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