Ethics of love<\/p>\n
*Lowest bidder will be awarded*<\/p>\n
Will send the links once I have choosen the best bidder.<\/p>\n
(1) Read the Symposium carefully and watch the lectures<\/p>\n
(2) Pick two of the speeches that you found interesting and use them to respond to the following prompt:<\/p>\n
(a) In your own words, explain the basic content of the two speeches. This brief summary should be no more than 300 words for the two speeches combined. You should try<\/p>\n
to summarize very concisely the theory of love in each of the two speeches. In your summary, you should compare the two speeches.<\/p>\n
(b) Once you’ve summarized the two speeches, develop your own analysis by responding to the following questions:<\/p>\n
(i) How would you define romantic love? Is romantic love natural or is it something created by culture? How have modern technologies, such as Facebook and online<\/p>\n
dating, transformed romantic love? Have they destroyed love, or made it more accesible to people? Is love something that can be planned for, or does it always happen<\/p>\n
spontaneously, by chance? Use the the concepts developed in the two speeches to answer these questions, and then include your own thoughts about it. Use the speeches<\/p>\n
as a starting point, and then include your own thoughts about love. This part should be at least 750 words.<\/p>\n
(ii) Once you’ve answered a and b.i, discuss the following: when was the first time you were in love? How does Plato’s Symposium help you understand your own<\/p>\n
experience better? For this portion, you can give a little bit of autobiography, and then use what you wrote in the previous sections to analyze and think critically<\/p>\n
about your own experience. This part should be at least 350 words.<\/p>\n
(3) In one short paragraph, summarize what you wrote about and list at least 3 conclusions<\/p>\n
Guidelines<\/p>\n
Should be 3-4 pages
\nDouble spaced
\nTimes New Roman
\n12 point font
\nFollow all word-length requirements (listed in each section)<\/p>\n","protected":false},"excerpt":{"rendered":"
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