FIRST ESSAY, WORTH 250 POINTSThe essay is due Sunday Oct.4 at midnight. You may turn in late submissions until midnight, Wednesday Oct.7, with the loss of 3 points per missed day.This essay has to be between 500 and 800 words. (That is approx. the same as between 1 1/2 page and 3 pages, double-spaced.) Give yourself at least 10 days to complete this assignment. I suggest you write at least two drafts before submitting your essay. This assignment has to be submitted as a Word file attachment. Otherwise I can't write comments in the paper. Text submissions (not as Word or .pdf files) will lose 3 points. (Be aware that you will probably not be able to submit an essay using your smartphone.)You have to use, and refer to, the textbook and the relevant Module(s). The only research of outside sources allowed for this essay is research of links provided in the Modules, but it is not required. If you refer to or quote sources linked in the Modules, you have to provide a list of Works Cited/Bibliography. Use MLA, APA, or CMS style. Keep quotes short and relevant. You may quote yourself from the Discussion Forum if you have written about the same subject, but that must be referenced!PLAGIARISM POLICY:What is plagiarism in a research paper/essay assignment? Copying from someone else’s paper; having someone else write your paper; copying/quoting from an outside source (such as a book, a journal, or a webpage/other Internet source), or from the textbook, without stating the source. In this assignment you are not allowed to do outside research, but in future assignments you are expected to research external sources. If you quote from such sources, always reference them. Changing a word here and there is not sufficient! Whenever you quote or use information from a text other than your own, you must put the text in quotation marks and reference it. Plagiarism will not be tolerated, and will be reported for appropriate disciplinary action according to SDCCD policy, and the assignment will receive an F. Canvas will submit your essay to UNICHECK, a plagiarism detection tool.INSTRUCTIONS:Give yourself at least a few days to write one or two drafts before you submit your response. Make sure you have done all the editing before you submit your essay.I suggest you submit your essay earlier than midnight in case you have a computer problem--or you've fallen asleep! Early submission is acceptable, but don't submit an essay before the relevant Module has been posted.Remember it is not enough to read the Module Lessons—you have to read Chapters 1 and/or 3!How to submit your essay: Have your essay ready as a .doc or .docx file (you can't submit " .pages" files!), and look for the "Submit" link at the top right of the page. Just click on it, and follow the instructions.Late submissions accepted until Wednesday Oct.7 at midnight, with a loss of 3 points per missed day.PROMPT:I MARTHA NUSSBAUM'S THEORY OF EMOTIONS AND ETHICS. This prompt refers to Chapter 1, and Module Week #2. Lesson #3. Answer all parts of this prompt in the proper order.Identify and explain Martha Nussbaum's theory of the role of emotions in ethicsWhy does she suggest to use works of fiction as illustrations?How can the film Smoke Signals be said to illustrate her theory?General Hints:"Identify," or "Give an account," means to describe someone's theory as accurately as you can.When a prompt asks you to "define," you need to come up with other words that express the same idea, as clearly as you can, also as if you were writing to someone who has never heard of the theory before.When a prompt asks you to "explain," you need to describe the theory in great detail, so someone who has never heard of it before can understand what it is all about. The explanation should include the philosopher's intention or purpose (= why is he or she putting those thoughts together? What point are they trying to make?). "Analyze" usually means to identify the author's goal and means of achieving it, and add your opinion: Is the author's theory well founded, or not?