Identify the similarities,differences,strengths and weaknesses of the basic tenants and arguments of each theory or philosopher.

Module 8 signature assignment instructions introductions to ethics

Your Signature Assignment for this course is a 3-4 page paper (excluding cover page and references) with cited research, utilizing at least a minimum of 2 academic sources from web research. Pick two ethical theories or philosophers.

Identify the similarities,differences,strengths and weaknesses of the basic tenants and arguments of each theory or philosopher.

Demonstrate the application of each theory or philosopher with real world examples of ethical dilemmas and how they could be resolved. Pick one of the theories or philosophers with which you agree most and explain why you prefer that ethical view over the other Explain how the ethical theories and decision-making constructs of this philosophy contribute to your own ethical code and to the potential development of a 21st century global ethical standard.

Remember to apply relevant concepts and terminology in your analysis and explanations. Your goal is to make an argument and support it with clear, original and thorough analysis of the themes, arguments, vocabulary, terms and information presented in the course readings and lectures. Your work will be evaluated for the specificity with which it answers the prompt,the cohesiveness of its argument, and the extent to which it demonstrates a clear understanding of the central content,critical ideas, and key themes of the course.

Writing Guidelines Include an introduction to your topic and a thesis statement. Keep in mind that your essays are graded for content relevant to demonstrating the Course Student Learning Outcomes found on the Course Homepage. Your essay must be double-spaced wit 1-inch margins and typed in 12-point Times New Roman font. Your essay should have a Title Page and a Reference Page. Your essay should be organized with an easy to read narrative voice. Please use bold substantive sub topic headings to guide the reader through your essay. You must use in-text citation to avoid plagiarism. Essays should be proofread for spelling and grammar errors.