Travis Timmerman From Ethics Left and Right: The Moral Issues that Divide Us, ed. Bob Fisher

• First, in grammatical, concise, and clearly written sentences, summarize what you take to be the main argument of the paper This of this as analogous to a "Plot Synopsis" paragraph for a book or film review.
  • Remember, you are initially presenting a summary of the argument, not commenting on it.
• Second, in grammatical, concise, and clearly written sentences, offer at least one suggestion for how the author could improve their argument.
  • This should likely contain a statement about where you perceived a weakness in the argument and a suggestion to address/improve that weakness.