Aj ayer - Study guides, Revision notes & Summaries

Well- written 30 marker on whether emotivism is the most convincing meta-ethical theory. Well structured in the format of an introduction, argument for and against twice and a well written conclusion (6 paragraphs). Marked by teachers given 27/30. Notes used are from WJEC eduqas Religious Studies year 2 book on ethics and religion A level. Uses philosophers such as AJ Ayer, C.L. stevenson, Rachels and G.E. Moore.

This 14 page booklet includes everything there is to know about meta-ethics! Inside there is a table with all the key terms and their definitions, explanations of naturalism, intuitionism, emotivism and Mackie's error theory each with their own strengths and weaknesses. At the end there is an array of detailed essay plans. The questions are- Question 1 - Consider to what extent intuitionism solved the problems of ethical language. Question 2 - ‘To what extent is the meaning of the word ‘goo...

There are 4 exemplar essays which are: -Ethical properties and non-ethical properties are the same" (30) -Explain the view that moral laws exist independently of the human mind (20) -Explain the view that ethical statements can be verified and falsified (20) -Explain naturalism with reference to Bradley (20) Well written and structured A level styled essays which consists of many philosophers and argents and criticisms in order to achieve the higher bands and marks. Bradley is the main...

These notes follow the specification whilst compiling information and knowledge from resources both within and outside of the curriculum. These notes cover all the necessary sub topics for the exam with key topics, such as the verification principle, Hume's fork, and the challenge of falsification, alongside key quotes and scholars.

Notes on Meta Ethics in accordance with the OCR Religious Studies specification. The notes provide information, scholars, ideas and quotes compiled from various resources from both within and outside of the curriculum.