Use rubric for structure and complete one of the following prompts with a 750 word response.
1. Choose a character from a movie or television show to demonstrate what Benn would consider either conscientious wicked, heteronomous wicked or malignity. Do you agree with Benn’s logic?
2. Explain and evaluate the argument for the slave or master morality Nietzsche discusses (‘Beyond Good and Evil’). Provide a unique example for each. Which one is evil?
Grading Rubric For Essays: Philosophy of Psychology Weight % or points Excellent = grade range A. Detailed explanation of the logic, accurate presentation of the concepts, well supported. Good = grade range B. Understands the main points, generally good argument & support, seems to get the big picture. Average = grade range C. Has some of the key requirements, but not covered in depth or specifics, not well supported. Poor = grade range D and below. Demonstrates little knowledge of the topic, weak in all or most areas.Grading Rubric For Essays: Philosophy of Psychology Weight % or points Excellent = grade range A. Detailed explanation of the logic, accurate presentation of the concepts, well supported. Good = grade range B. Understands the main points, generally good argument & support, seems to get the big picture. Average = grade range C. Has some of the key requirements, but not covered in depth or specifics, not well supported. Poor = grade range D and below. Demonstrates little knowledge of the topic, weak in all or most areas.Section one: Introduction- Explain the problem, philosophical issue, big picture. Why is it a concern? 20% Section Two: Body- Demonstrate how two specific philosophers or school of philosophy resolve the problem outlined in section 1. Explain the logic explicitly. 50% Section Three: Conclusion- suggest which of the philosophical positions accounts for the most acceptable explaination/solution to the problem. 20% Punctuation & Spelling 10%
