I expect substantive and scholarly posts which evince an understanding of the complex chapter readings. Failure to meet the above criteria will result in a point deduction.

For the in-text citation, just put the name of the philosopher whose text you are citing in parentheses followed by the publication year of the e-book (2020). Here's an example: (Plato, 2020).

What sometimes happens to people when the illusion is shattered and reality is revealed? Can you give an example from your own or a friend's experience?