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ENG 106 Grand Canyon Week 1 Discussion 1
Throughout this course, you will be researching, discussing, and
writing about the donation and sale of human organs. To assist you in the
research, the lectures and supplemental readings provide different perspectives
on this complex and controversial topic. Please use the “Resource List”
document to find and read articles about the sale of human organs.
After you have read about this topic, identify and discuss in 100-125
words one potential cause for this phenomenon.
ENG 106 Grand Canyon Week 1 Discussion 2
Your text and lectures discuss the importance of enthymemes in
writing arguments. Create enthymemes (claims and reasons) that are appropriate
for each of the essay genres (i.e., causal argument, ethical argument, and
proposal argument).
Here is an example of an enthymeme:
Proposal essay: Should school cafeterias be required to offer only
nutritionally balanced meals?
CLAIM: School cafeterias should exclusively serve nutritionally
balanced meals.
REASON: Because obesity rates among school age children are
increasing.
Causal argument essay: What is one cause of the sale of human
organs?
CLAIM:
REASON:
Ethical argument: Is the sale of human organs right or wrong?
CLAIM:
REASON:
Proposal argument: Should the sale and purchase of human organs be
made legal?
CLAIM:
REASON:
ENG 106 Grand Canyon Week 2 Discussion 1
After reading Christian Longo’s essay in Chapter 13, please
consider the following:
A potential definition argument centers on whether a prisoner can
voluntarily donate organs. Prisoners and human rights advocates might disagree
about what voluntary donation means: Is organ donation voluntary if prisoners
receive the same counseling as donors outside of the prison system, or is it
only voluntary if a person is not facing death (in this case, not on death
row)? If someone were to develop this argument, they would define voluntary and
then explain how a particular case such as Christian Longo’s matches their
definition of voluntary. What do you think about this issue? What does
voluntary mean to you, and under what circumstances would inmates in our prison
system be voluntarily offering to donate their organs? At what point do you
think they would be involuntarily signing up to donate organs?
ENG 106 Grand Canyon Week 2 Discussion 2
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