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Mini-Paper Draft 2: Analysis of Aquinas' Second Way - Prof. Jeffrey Speaks, Papers of Introduction to Philosophy

A university assignment for a philosophy course, specifically for the mini-paper draft 2. The task requires students to analyze aquinas' second way argument in premise/conclusion form, ensuring its validity. Students should also identify and object to the weakest premise in a separate paragraph. The document does not need an introduction or conclusion. This draft will not be graded.

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Uploaded on 09/17/2009

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Download Mini-Paper Draft 2: Analysis of Aquinas' Second Way - Prof. Jeffrey Speaks and more Papers Introduction to Philosophy in PDF only on Docsity! phil 13195: Second (still ungraded, mini-)paper assignment Jeff Speaks Due: in class, this Thursday For the second draft of your mini-paper, you should do the following (and only the following) two things: 1. Give an analysis of Aquinas’ second way in premise/conclusion form. The argument should be valid. You should revise the argument from your first draft in response to my comments. 2. Pick the premise of your revised argument which you think is weakest, or most open to question. In one paragraph, develop an objection to that premise. When you hand in your paper, you should also include your first draft (ideally, with the two stapled together). You should feel free to either revise the argument from your first draft in light of my comments, or start from scratch with a new formulation of the ar- gument. Again, that’s all you have to do. Don’t write an introduction, or conclusion. Just a formalized argument + a one-paragraph discus- sion of one of the premises. The one paragraph can be simple, and just start right in with a sentence like “Premise 2 of the argument is the weakest premise because . . . ” or “One might object to premise 4 as follows: . . . ” or something like that. This draft will not be graded.
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