ETHICAL ARGUMENTS: NUTS AND BOLTS

The Nature of the Argument: Ethical arguments revolve around moral issues and the notions of good vs. bad or right vs. wrong. In an ethical argument right and wrong largely depend on one’s system of values. Thus, by writing about ethical issues, you can examine more closely your own beliefs and the reasons why you believe so.
Write an argument in which you try to change someone’s mind about the moral value of X. The X you chose should be controversial. While you would be safe in arguing that smoking is bad for your health and those who live with you, you claim would be unlikely to surprise anyone. By controversial or debatable, we mean that some people are likely to disagree with your view of X, that they are surprised at your position, or that you are opposing some people’s view of X. By choosing a problematic or controversial X, need to focus on a moral (ethical) issue. Somewhere in your essay, you should summarize alternative views and either refute them or concede to them.

Persuade: you want to change someone’s mind (or influence their judgment) about the X.

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