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PURPOSE:
The purpose of this essay is to discuss the implications of the article The Dissolution of the Self for our ability to create a moral and just society.
For your consideration:
– equity: fairness in the way people are treated, in particular in social policy. For example, no one is denied the possibility to be healthy for belonging to a group that has historically been economically/socially disadvantaged.
– social justice: equal rights, opportunity and treatment for all.
– moral order: body of unwritten norms (mores) that determine what is morally acceptable or unacceptable within any given culture.
AUDIENCE:
When you write your essay, you should structure it so that an undergraduate student can read it and understand both the dissolution of the self and its moral implications. You should assume that the student has no previous knowledge of the concept. Thus, you need to explain it in detail.
STRUCTURE
Your essay should conform to the following structure:
INTRODUCTION
This section should explain the purpose of your essay and how it will be structured. Thus, it should contain statements like “The purpose of this essay is to…” and “In order to accomplish this I will…”
SUMMARY OF THE ARTICLE
This section should summarize the article The Dissolution of the Self. This summary should provide examples to illustrate each of the points that you make
ANALYSIS
This section should discuss the moral implications of the dissolution of the
self. You should discuss (in detail) your basis for arguing that the dissolution of the self has positive or negative implications for the creation of moral order. Use sociological theories to support your argumentation.
CONCLUSION
This section should summarize your analysis and add any closing comments that you wish to make.
FORMAT:
This essay should be typed in, 8 to 9 pages long, double spaced with one inch margins, 12-point Times New Roman font, proper citations and references if needed (ASA). (use article as source)

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