Philosophy Essay
Philosophy Essay: Word Count: 1500 words (10% tolerance), including citations, excluding bibliography. Topics (write on one of the following): Why should/should not same-sex unions be legally recogn
Philosophy Essay:
Word Count: 1500 words (10% tolerance), including citations, excluding bibliography.
Topics (write on one of the following):
- Why should/should not same-sex unions be legally recognised as marriages? (Answer with reference to two or more of New Natural Law Theory, Mohr, Primoratz, Calhoun or Card)
- What makes an activity, desire or pleasure sexual? (Answer with reference to two or more of Goldman, Morgan, Nagel or Halwani)
- What, if anything, makes an act, desire, or person sexually perverted? (Answer with reference to two or more of Nagel, Goldman, Halwani or Miller)
- What is sexual objectification? Under what circumstances (if any) might it be morally permissible? (Answer with reference to two or more of Nussbaum, Langton or Halwani.)
- Should sex work be legal? Answer with reference to at least two competing moral/political viewpoints (e.g. liberal, Marxist, radical feminist, consequentialist, virtue ethicist, Kantian) on the topic.
- Is sex work simply another form of work? Why/why not? Answer with reference to at least two competing viewpoints (e.g. liberal, Marxist, radical feminist) on the topic.
- Is masturbation morally permissible? Answer with reference to at least two competing moral viewpoints (e.g. Natural Law, consequentialist, virtue ethicist, Kantian) on the topic.
- Is it morally permissible to watch or produce pornography? Answer with reference to at least two competing moral/political viewpoints (e.g. liberal, radical feminist, consequentialist, virtue ethicist, Kantian) on the topic.
Instructions
- You must utilise at least three sources (preferably more).
Referencing is Deakin Harvard.