Answer the following Philosophy question

Instructions

Answer the following Philosophy question (275 wds) 

Your answer should be about 275 words. In your answer, refer to the text and support your statement with arguments and examples. You can either discuss examples from the texts or bring your own examples. Your response is short, so be precise and focus on your statement and arguments. 

The Readings to use and cite attached are:

-PT ONE- Schopenhaueer Arthur.. pdf

-PT TWO- Schopenhaueer Arthur.. pdf

-Steven M Cah, Peter Markie-Ethics. History….. pdf  -Rubric Attached

Question: What is the relation between the Will and suffering according to Schopenhauer? 

 ***Very Important*** From Instructor, in terms of whats expected in this response to the question. There are many ways to write a response, but since this is a course in philosophy, your responses would be argumentative. Here are some instructions: Your response should be constructed as an argumentative essay rather than a summary or descriptive response. You can start with a short description of the controversial issue, but the whole response should argue for a specific position rather than a description of the issue. Since your writing assignments are very short, you have to be precise. Avoid introductory sentences and start with the argument. In general, don’t try to introduce your argument within a grand general narrative. Get to the point quickly and without digression. State your thesis clearly and concisely in your introduction so that your reader understands what your paper aims to achieve.

 -When you write an argumentative essay, you must choose aside. -In argumentative or philosophical writing, do not use weak qualifiers like “I believe,” “I feel,” and “I think.” Just state the position you are going to defend. 

-It is important that you refer to or analyze the arguments in all the assigned readings for that particular week. It is not enough to discuss only one article. -Avoid discussing more than one argument or set of arguments in one paragraph. Each paragraph should present only one single idea or set of related ideas.