In a paper of three to four pages (minimum 900 words), create a definitional argument. A definitional argument builds on your work in the example argument as well as description and narration.

The topic is basic and builds on the definition of ‘sport’ in the discussion board and the Vonnegut story, ‘Harrison Bergeron.’ The idea here is for you to establish a working definition for a concept that is generally seen as a societal good (like ‘equality’ or ‘justice’ in the Vonnegut story—who would argue that equality is a bad thing?), but that can be taken too far and become destructive to individuals.

Examples might include: beauty, privacy, patriotism, faith, truth, and liberty.

You may use any of these words or pick one of your own—I would certainly run your choice by me for suggestions and brain-storming.

Basic Guidelines:

• Double space your essay; include your name, the course number and section at the top of the first page.
• Avoid the use of the second person as it is conversational and too direct. Use the first person to describe your own thoughts, but better to use the third person in most of your analysis.
• Do not focus on the writing process. Instead of telling your reader what you are going to do, do it.
• Write in the present tense unless specifically describing past events.

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