Assignment Task:
SPECIAL NOTE: These critical journals must include a) an introduction framing the theme/topic addressed in the respective journal, b) Sufficient and adequate response to the question posed [4 marks], and c) some use of the text from all philosophers up to and including the week the journal is due, relative to each module. This primary text must be integrated into the overall flow of your prose, meaning it must be introduced properly and then properly enclosed by way of follow-up criticism (e.g., never leave a quotation hanging at the end of a paragraph!) The Critical Journals should be no less than 3 page but no more than 4 pages, double-spaced, 12 Font, Times New Roman. (i) Plato's Apology is where we get the famous phrase from that the unexamined life is not worth living. What are your thoughts on this statement? What does it resonate within you? What does it rub up against? How does it make you feel? How would you respond to Plato if you had the opportunity to do so? Why would you say what you would wish to say?