1. The paper is a case study of yourself as a philosopher. In the study of philosophy, as you have seen, we must -- in some sense -- become philosophers ourselves. In other words, to study philosophy is to do philosophy. In doing a case study of yourself as a philosopher, you will explore how you have or have not been affected by taking this course. Your case study may include anything that you feel is worthy of inclusion; however, it must include the following:

a) a review or analysis of yourself as a philosopher before taking this class;
b) an evaluation of yourself as a philosopher while taking this course;
c) at least two quotations from your readings that were most important to you;
d) how you think this course may have affected you or changed you; and,
e) some advice relating to philosophy that you give yourself regarding your future.

2. Your paper should be approximately five pages, double-spaced. You do not need to footnote quotations or any use of sources; however, you should properly identify sources within the text of your paper(either in the text or with parenthetical notations).