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Pick either compatibilism or minimal
libertarianism and explain it in your own words. Your explanation should be
clear, detailed, and accurate and capture the main idea(s) of the theory. You
should also explain why the theory is significant.
In addition, you should provide a clear
example that illustrates to the reader the relevance of the theory. Your
example needs to be realistic, and you need to come up with it on your own. You
will also need to explain how your example illustrates the theory, in detail
and with clarity.
Finally, explain and evaluate what you
take to be the strongest argument in favor of the position based on class
discussion. Your explanation should be clear, detailed, and
accurate, capturing the main idea(s) of the argument. Your evaluation
should include a detailed and clear assessment of the truth of the argument's
premises and the quality of the reasoning.
Since you are explaining and illustrating the
position in your own words, be careful to avoid wording that sounds too much
like the material in the module or any other source. Your writing will be
checked automatically for plagiarism, and you will receive a 0 for the
assignment and be turned in for violating the school's honor policy if you
plagiarize.
It is also important for you to avoid
spelling and grammatical mistakes, excessive ornateness or complexity,
wordiness, and redundancy, and to make sure you choose your words carefully
based on their precise meanings while avoiding clichés.
1 Paragraph to explain the position
1 Paragraph to explain the significance
1 Paragragh to give an example and explain
the example
1 paragraph to present the arguement against
it
1 Paragraph to evaluate the arguement
Minimal Libertarianism
Minimal
Libertarianism, which is also referred to as soft Libertarianism, holds that at
least some human agents do have some degree of freedom and the moral
responsibility to have compatibility with determinism. Minimal Libertarianism,
to some extent, needs some non-determinism at some points. The theory of minimum
Libertarianism was advanced by Franklin, who argues for the requirement of
indeterminism; he then acts in defence of minimal Libertarianism and argues
that indeterminism cannot pose a significant threat to the control of agents
and that indeterminism would fail to enhance it. Minimal Libertarianism in
Franklin examines why and when the pleas for exemption or excuse makes freedom
and like attitudes wrong. The main tenets of minimal Libertarianism are freedom
of choice, free association, voluntary association and individualism.
Libertarianism perceives individuals as the starting point of socialization.
Human beings have the freedom to make choices and take responsibility. Further,
minimal Libertarianism acknowledges that individuals are agents of morality.
Humans have the right to life, property and liberty. Acknowledge that the
above-mentioned right is in place in accordance with the nature of human beings
and not granted by society or by the government.
The theory of minimal Libertarianism is significant in that it informs humans' principles...