Contrast Descartes’ view of the mind with that of Hobbes. Include a discussion of thinking, imagining, dreaming, and willing. Do not neglect any arguments offered by these philosophers on behalf of their beliefs. Which of these views is correct?
Spelling and grammar are important, so edit your essay before you submit it. Do not plagiarize. Properly identify your sources.
Support your answer with good reasons and use relevant terminology correctly–show me you know what you are talking about! Make a good argument!
Follow the guidelines in the appendix and the rubric. The particular answer is entirely up to you. You will be graded on (1)how well you demonstrate an understanding of the relevant philosophical concepts, (2)how well you reason, and (3)how well you write.
Use this Basic Essay Structure:
- Introduction: Be succinct (no more than one paragraph), but include the following
- Thesis Statement– one sentence underlined (the claim to be supported)
- Plan for the paper-no more than one sentence, NOT required
- Argument supporting the thesis: this is where you provide reasons and explanations that support your thesis (i.e., this is where you develop your premises)
- Assessment of objections: This is where you address objections and counterarguments to the argument you are making in the essay.
- Conclusion: Here is where you summarize your argument.
To get the best grade, put in your best work: think, read, outline, revise, revise, and revise.
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