1.Liberty and Freedom: “Conflicts over liberty and freedom are simple to resolve: A person should be free to do or say anything they choose as long as it does no harm to others.”
In asking you to write a DIALECTICAL DIALOGUE, asking you to write a conversation between two interlocutors, one of whom begins the conversation by asserting and defending the view expressed in the quote, and the other of whom questions and challenges the views and arguments made by the first. The conversation that you write up, to be properly dialectical, should do the following:
Explain or interpret the view (more than one interpretation may be possible).
Consider reasons for thinking the view is true.
Consider reasons for thinking it is false.
Consider the strengths and weaknesses of the reasons offered both in defending and in criticizing the view (2 and 3 above).
Explore the topic beyond the original quote in whatever way the conversation takes it. please cite ALL sources (including the URL—web address—for any online sources). Plagiarism will result in a failure for the assignment, at the very least. If you are unsure whether something constitutes plagiarism, be sure to err on the side of caution and provide a reference.
