AQA • Philosophy
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Unit 1 PHIL1 - An Introduction to Philosophy 1
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Unit 2 PHIL2 - An Introduction to Philosophy 2
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Unit 3 PHIL3 - Key Themes in Philosophy
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Unit 4 PHIL4 - Philosophical Problems
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This is a summary of the Design Argument including: Definitions Key Ideas Support for the agument Criticisms Key Scholars
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This is a summary of the Design Argument including: Definitions Key Ideas Support for the agument Criticisms Key Scholars
Revision notes on the AQA A-level Philosophy 2175 specification for Unit 1 Epistemology. Compiled from textbooks and internet sources. Including: * direct realism, the argument from illusion, the argument from hallucination and the time-lag argument; * indirect realism and its issues on realism and representativeness, with responses from Russell and Locke; * Berkeley's idealism, his master argument, and its issues; * terminology of knowledge; * the tripartite view of propositional knowledg...
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Revision notes on the AQA A-level Philosophy 2175 specification for Unit 1 Epistemology. Compiled from textbooks and internet sources. Including: * direct realism, the argument from illusion, the argument from hallucination and the time-lag argument; * indirect realism and its issues on realism and representativeness, with responses from Russell and Locke; * Berkeley's idealism, his master argument, and its issues; * terminology of knowledge; * the tripartite view of propositional knowledg...