Peter Singer’s exposé of the suffering of the animals that farmers raise for profit.

Submit your analysis as an attached Word file in Canvas. Revision is mandatory. You will receive an initial grade and suggestions for improvement. Submit subsequent drafts in the same dropbox in Canvas Assignments.Check Canvas Assignment dropboxes for the final day the assignment will be available.Format: See the Blank Essay Template in the Documentation Booklet or here: Essay Template 2020.docxPreview the documentDouble-space and single-sided.Font type must be 12 pt. Times New Roman.Put your name, your instructor’s name, the course name, and the date in the top left-hand corner of the first page. (Not in a header)Insert your name and page number in a header in the top right corner.Give your essay a title that reflects its theme. Center the title on the first page. Do not bold or underline the title. Use 12 pt. font only.Save your essay in UBC’s F-Drive, on a data stick, or on an external hard drive to prevent loss of your file in the case of technical problems with your computer.Contact me either by email or in person if your essay will be late.Submission Instructions: Submit your analysis as an attached Word file in Canvas. Revision is mandatory. I will give you a grade and suggestions for improvement. You will then revise and submit the draft in the same dropboxNOTE: “1” and “50” are codes indicating that the assignment is incomplete and that you must complete and resubmit it to earn a grade. See CANVAS for my comments and grades.DO NOT COPY phrases from electronic or print sources to compose your draft. DO NOT USE ELECTRONIC TRANSLATORS. Such strategies often result in the creation of nonsensical phrases. Moreover, these methods constitute plagiarism. Assignments found to be constructed in these manners will be awarded a “0” and a report of student misconduct will be forwarded to the Associate Dean of Critical Studies.NOTE: You are not permitted to use sources such as a biography of Singer or a critical analysis of his work. If you include information from a non-prescribed source, you will receive an F. REQUIRED ESSAY COMPONENTS:a leading statement that introduces Peter Singer by full name, the title of his essay “Down on the Factory Farm”, and identifies the focus of his essay;two quotes from Singer’s “Down on the Factory Farm” to support your analysis. See models in the Documentation Booklet – pages 17 & 20.a quotation and citation from Singer’s “All Animals Are Equal” to define “sentience” (“All Animals” 42) in support of your evidence that animals have the capacity to suffer;a quote from James P. Sterba’s “Principle of Disproportionality” to evaluate the ethics of raising animals for profit. Introduce Sterba by full name, put quotation marks around the “Principle” and cite by page number (232). See models in the Doc Booklet – page 21.two “‘indirect quotes’” to quote the experts from whom Singer draws to provide evidence of animal suffering (Konrad Lorenz, Joseph Mauldin, and F.W. Rogers Brambells) and/or to provide evidence of the attitude of producers who raise animals for profit (Fred C. Haley). Identify the experts by full names IN the sentence and cite: (qtd. in Singer, “Down on” 23). See models in the Documentation Booklet – pages 18 & 19.To increase the quality and complexity of your analysis, you may also include a quote from Greg Garrard’s “Animals” to discuss Singer’s employment of “critical anthropomorphism” (Bekoff qtd in Garrard 157). See models in the Documentation Booklet – page 24.