Each student will submit a copy of a draft to each of the other members of the group two weeks before the final draft is due to the instructor. The week before final papers are due, individuals will submit one copy of the reactions and suggestions to the author and one copy to the instructor. Groups will convene during that class period for a short discussion of each draft. Due dates for drafts and final papers are included in the class schedule. Final drafts of the papers will be graded for accuracy of interpretation of philosophic sources, rigor of argument, and clarity of expression.
Final papers are due on the specified date unless an extension has been granted in advance.
Late papers for which an extension has not been granted will be docked a third of a gradepoint for every class they are overdue. Essay questions that range over all the assigned reading for the course. V. Class Schedule and Assignments. Paragraph due to the instructor on the proposed topic of the first paper. Reaction groups assigned.