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  1. Write a PRECISE AND CLEAR essay on the topic given below. The essay should be ap Write a PRECISE AND CLEAR essay on the topic given below. The essay should be approximately 4-5 doublespaced pages in length (1200-1500 words by computer word count).TopicIn the Apology, Socrates describes his motives for examining others using the Socratic method.Write a 4-5 page paper, double-spaced, in which you(a) explain how these motives are at workin his examination of Euthyphro (making specific references to the text of the Euthyphro), and(b) assess the utility of this method for achieving the purposes Socrates outlines. (In otherwords, is this a good way to achieve the goals Socrates has in mind? Is there possibly a betterway to achieve these goals?)Further Guidelines (IMPORTANT)1. Content:Given the length restrictions of this paper, you should not fill the little space you have withextended introductions or wrap-ups: these should be kept concise so that you can get quicklyinto the body of your paper. For the same reason, you should avoid unnecessary repetition andpadding. The following tips should guide you in your work:• State your aim clearly in a brief introduction.• Discuss only material that is relevant to your aim.• Direct quotations should be kept brief (one or two sentences) and used only for the purposeof illustrating points you have already encapsulated in your own words.• A concluding paragraph is unnecessary, though you may include one (i.e. a very brief one) ifyour space permits.2. Citations:This is not a research essay. It is therefore strongly advised that you restrict your attention tothe relevant course texts, rather than trying to find additional sources either in the library or onthe web.
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