Groups -- please come up with some topics/questions using the workbook
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Author names -- the exam will jog your memory by supplying article/book titles or concepts along with author names.
Choice -- 5 questions, you will answer 4 -- there's a bit of choice within questions as well.
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Cover enough but not too much, plan ahead. For example:
Explaining arguments- Make sure your explanation includes key premises -- James Rachels' argument for vegetarianism
- Make sure your explanation doesn't omit crucial ideas -- Bruckner roadkill argument
Making objections
- Key thing is to show thoughtfulness, not to make a devastating objection -- Bruckner objections
Defining terms
- Any unfamiliar terms should be defined--e.g. marginal casees, superior beings, ethological pleasures, etc.
Giving examples
- To make yourself clear, it's always good to give examples. For example (!), say you're saying that D&K think animal citizens have a responsibility to do non-exploitative work. What's an example of non-exploitative work?