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Write аn essаy оn ONE оf the fоllowing 3 prompts. 1. Define аnd evaluate cultural relativism with at least 3 strong arguments. For example, you could explain cultural relativism and then argue it is a poor moral theory because it a) implies all acts are right as long as a culture approves of them and so oversimplifies morality, b) does not actually support tolerance, and c) disregards moral reformers/moral progress. 2. Define and evaluate subjectivism with at least 3 strong arguments. 3. Explain and evaluate either a) ethical egoism or b) psychological egoism. For example, you could argue psychological egoism is probably false because it a) is unfalsifiable, b) lists possible motives without proving them true, and c) plays on ambiguities. 4. Explain three key themes of Stoicism or Epicureanism. For each theme, provide a defense or critique. For instance, you could explain the following three themes of Stoicism: a) focusing on what is within one’s control and dismissing concern for externals; b) aligning one’s mind with reality or Logos; and c) contemplating death or understanding the nature of emotions. Grading Criteria Clarity and Organization (30%): The essay is well-structured with clear, logically organized paragraphs. Each paragraph focuses on one main idea and contributes to the overall argument. Both the Introduction and Conclusion paragraphs are included. The Introduction presents a clear thesis statement and previews/organizes the paper well. Content (70%): The student demonstrates an accurate or insightful understanding of the content and answers all parts of the prompt. The analysis is free from logical fallacies, offering a compelling and well-reasoned discussion of the topic. Length: 750-1000 words *A more detailed list of the grading criteria is in the syllabus.