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Diaz NO2 11044845 April, 4, 2011 Extended Definition Outline: Final Draft

Multi-Faceted Word that is Right I. Introduction A. Etymology of right Thesis Statement: In these times, the word right may be defined by most people as the opposite of wrong or the opposite of left. However, right is a word with multiple definitions applicable to several contexts. Of definition, right as used in Geometry probably is the most concrete. In law, a right is a just claim of which citizens are entitled to. Violation and abuse of a right often leads to morally and undesirable outcomes. Right is also defined as a process of law. In the societal stance, in which right has its most complex definition, it is defined as the state of conformity with fact, reason or some standard of principle. In other words, it is the opposite of wrong. Several other definitions of right have evolved with time. Some people consider it as a form of weapon and some consider right as a relative definition rather than an exact one. II. Body A. Right as used in Geometry B. Right as a just claim C. Violation of rights leading to morally and undesirable outcomes (cause and effect) D. Right as a process in enforcing laws (process descriptive) E. Right as a state of conformity (static descriptive) F. Right as a form of weapon, a relative definition or an exact one (comparison and contrast) III. Conclusion A. Insights Role: Philosophy professor Audience: Liberal Arts students Purpose: To inform

Patricia Gascon NO2 Heaven I. Introduction A. Word etymology Thesis statement: The word heaven is often referred to as Gods abode; it may also refer to the vast sky or place or state of supreme happiness. Heaven as a vast sky appears like a soft quilt above the earth, with changing hues as the sun crosses by. The appearance of different colors

occurs through a process. As Gods abode, heaven may be compared to earth, the place where humans reside. Heaven referred to as the place or state of supreme happiness, is the ultimate goal of man and is caused by certain aspects. II. Body A. Heaven as Gods Abode B. Heaven as a vast sky C. Heaven as a place or state of supreme happiness D. Heaven as a sky is a quilt above the earth (static descriptive) 1. Humungous blanket with changing patterns 2. Gigantic imaginary dome where heavenly bodies are attached 3. Canvas painted with iridescent colors and pictures E. Heaven as a sky is composed of different colors that change through a process 1. Absorption of sunlight 2. Transmission of light waves 3. Reflection and appearance of visible light F. Heaven as Gods abode may be compared to earth 1. Surrounding and ambiance 2. Family and companion 3. Lifestyle of inhabitants G. Heaven as a state or place of supreme happiness is reached through certain aspects 1. Intersection between pleasure and meaning 2. Positive outlook in life 3. Sense of simplicity, contentment and peace III. Conclusion A. Summary Role: Christian Audience: Christians and other religions Purpose: To inform