The Morality of the Examined Life
Words: 596 Pages: 2 7069This week in class, we delved into a philosophical inquiry that has intrigued thinkers for centuries: Is an examined life the only morally worthwhile life? This question, rooted in the teachings of Socrates as recorded by Plato in *Apology*, serves as the foundation for our first argumentative essay. In addition to exploring these classical texts, we were guided in crafting our essays through Lewis Vaughn’s “Defending a Thesis in an Argumentative Essay.” Lastly, Plato’s *Euthyphro* provided an exemplar of logical […]