[SOLVED] Principles of the concept of Ubuntu

principles of the concept of Ubuntu •    Essays should include in-text citations and a reference list at the end. There is no maximum or minimum number of references however a good rule of thumb: the fewer number of references the more comprehensively you should engage with them.
•    Note: the questions below are not merely prompts; rather you should engage with them as written.
Answer ONE question from the four options below:
1.    What are the core principles of the concept of Ubuntu? Using concrete examples (from the US or any other jurisdiction), how might these principles be applied in the criminal legal field?
2.    At the heart of Confucian philosophy is the idea and practice of moral self-cultivation. What implications does this have for the application of Justice?
3.    Summarize and evaluate Michelle Alexander’s analysis of the racist genealogy of the U.S. criminal legal system. To what extent to you find her analysis compelling?
4.    Does anger serve Justice? In formulating your responses, refer to the work of Martha Nussbaum and Myisha Cherry.
Grading Criteria:
–    Knowledge and understanding of the topic(s), e.g. accurate discussion of relevant concepts, terminologies, key themes and debates, with reference to the relevant literature.
–    Coherent structure with a clearly demarcated introduction, main body of text, and conclusion.
–    Clear argument (specified in the introduction) that is well supported by evidence or logical reasoning.
–    Clear writing style.
this have for the application of Justice?
3.    Summarize and evaluate Michelle Alexander’s analysis of the racist genealogy of the U.S. criminal legal system. To what extent to you find her analysis compelling?
4.    Does anger serve Justice? In formulating your responses, refer to the work of Martha Nussbaum and Myisha Cherry.
Grading Criteria:
–    Knowledge and understanding of the topic(s), e.g. accurate discussion of relevant concepts, terminologies, key themes and debates, with reference to the relevant literature.
–    Coherent structure with a clearly demarcated introduction, main body of text, and conclusion.
–    Clear argument (specified in the introduction) that is well supported by evidence or logical reasoning.
–    Clear writing style.