theoretical controversy in ethical theory covered in class.

theoretical controversy in ethical theory covered in class.For the short paper, you must address a theoretical controversy in ethical theory covered in class. Pleaseconsider looking at future topics as opposed to simply choosing something already covered. You should ideallychoose a topic that interests you. The paper must involve taking a position within the issue through exposition,analysis, and evaluation (For example, you could evaluate the claims of error theory, either supporting the viewor criticizing it in favor of some other view about the nature of moral claims). To do this, you must utilize atleast two sources (at least one of which must be in philosophy) in addition to the class material.Formatting: The paper must be typed and double-spaced, use 1-inch margins, be in 12-point Times New Romanfont, and include citations and a bibliography.Citations: Any use of any text must be appropriately cited. Citations should be parenthetical (format: [author’slast name], [page number]) and the bibliography should follow a standard format that includes all relevantbibliographic information.Sources: Be very cautious with using sources found on the internet through keyword searches in a search enginesuch as google. Favor obvious academic sources and if in doubt, consult me or just don’t use it. A good resourcefor explanations of major philosophical concepts and issues are the various academic encyclopedias andreference guides, which can be found at http://libguides.luc.edu/philosophy.Paper Structure1. In one (at most two), succinct introductory paragraph, present the problem/issue you will write about,state your thesis on the issue, and give a brief outline of your argument for your thesis.2. In the body of the paper, set forth your answer to the question through exposition and analysis of therelevant texts.3. A conclusion of less than half a page in which you summarize your analysis.Grading: The paper will be graded on the following four standards (see paper grading form below):1. Paper structure and format: does the overall structure of the paper make sense and flow from paragraphto paragraph and sentence to sentence?2. Logical coherence: does your argument contain logical errors or gaps?3. The clarity of your analysis of the material: does the paper exhibit a strong understanding of the textsused and issues involved?4. Grammar, spelling, and style of your writing: does the writing inhibit the coherency and flow ofreading?Turning in the Paper: Papers must be turned in through the assignment function in Sakai.Due Date: No later than