Instructions
Write a 600-800 word essay answering the following prompt:
In his book “Siddhartha”, Hesse deliberately paints Siddhartha’s meandering journey to enlightenment, and the unforeseen encounters he has on the way, as essential to the end goal. Savulescu asserts that we are under a moral imperative to remove any potential impediments to the good life in utero. How does this contrast with Hesse’s message? Which of the two viewpoints offers the best chance at achieving the good life? Use evidence from the texts to support your argument.
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There is a 5-point deduction for a paper that does not include a Works Cited section.
There is a 10-point deduction for not submitting the paper by the deadline and a 20-point deduction for each day that passes before the paper is submitted unless the student has been granted an extension in accordance with university policies (Links to an external site.).
https://www.ttbook.org/interview/moral-argument-human-cloning-genetic-enhancement link for savulescu
https://www.ttbook.org/interview/moral-argument-human-cloning-genetic-enhancement