Moral skeptics claim that the social demand to live an ethical life is foolish, self-defeating or lacking in rational justification. How, if at all, can this controversial claim best
be answered?
The essay has to be approximately 2,400 words. I have included the topic questions. APA format. There
doesn't have to be a number of courses but these are the books we are reading in class. Duncan Richter, Why
Be Good? A Historical Introduction to Ethics and Hugh Lafollette (Ed), Ethics in Practice (3rd edition). Why be
good pages 1-141 and Ethics in practice pages 31-55