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Debating the Ethics of Citing Nazi Research

This essay examines the various sides of the current debate on the use of Nazi research in today's science. Using the Dachau hypothermia study as an example, the student considers perspectives of ethics and the demands of scientific research.
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Bridget's feedback:

"You approach this topic in a thoughtful and well-researched manner, laying out the various viewpoints clearly and objectively. I notice enough minor mechanics issues to bear remark, particularly small but impactful errors that can impact sentence-level clarity; otherwise, the writing is strong, with good control. My main recommendation is in finetuning organization on a few levels. On the sentence level, for example, I notice some areas (such as the opening few lines) that could be streamlined for greater impact. On the level of overall argumentation, I question the efficacy of spreading out the references to the hypothermia study, introduced on page 1 using a longer quotation but not actually described until much later. You prove its usefulness as a case study; consider how this can inform as well a tighter paper structure."

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