Great Philosophers (PHI2041S)

This is the November 2023 final exam for the course; Great Philosophers PHI2041S. I have retyped the exam in its exact format and wording so that it is in an editable format for your convenience (and because my original script is full of personal annotations)

This summary works through the debates within Plato's Republic on the nature of justice within the city. It seeks to build a foundational understanding of the arguments and refutations discussed within the text and some of the debates surrounding it since.

These are my exam-prep notes on Nicomachean Ethics - it seeks to build a foundational understanding of the arguments and refutations discussed within the text and some of the debates surrounding it since.

This summary works through the Phaedo - on the nature of the soul and body. it seeks to build a foundational understanding of the arguments and refutations discussed within the text and some of the debates surrounding it since.

This summary works through the debate between Socrates and Meno on the nature and acquisition of virtue. it seeks to build a foundational understanding of the arguments and refutations discussed within the text and some of the debates surrounding it since.

This short summary is my own, pre-exam summarization of the quandary and analyzations of the subsequent dilemma featured in The Euthyphro Dialogue.

This is my pre-exam, elaborated summary of Epicureanism - making use of Prof. Angier's lecture slides and notes I made from lectures themselves. This summary is formulated so that I could amass a foundational understanding of the arguments and refutations in preparation for the exam.

This is my pre-exam, elaborated summary of The Sceptics - making use of Prof. Angier's lecture slides and notes I made from lectures themselves. This summary is formulated so that I could amass a foundational understanding of the arguments and refutations in preparation for the exam.