AQA • Philosophy

These notes covers a few issues direct realism faces and why they are problematic for the theory.

These essay plans cover almost every possible 25 mark question on the moral philosophy side of philosophy paper 1 according to the AQA spec. These essay plans guarantee an A if used correctly.

These essay plans cover almost every possible 25 mark question in the epistemology section of philosophy paper 1. These essay plans are guaranteed to get you an A if used correctly.

These essay plans cover almost every possible 25 marker question in the metaphysics of mind section of paper 2. These essay plans are guaranteed to get you an A if used correctly.

These notes are a mixture of revised notes and classwork, from substance dualism to eliminative materialism. These notes follow the top band essay structure and can be used to form your own essay plans!

Essay plans for almost all potential essay questions, checked by examiners and guaranteed to get an A/A* if followed correctly. These essay plans reach the top band according to the AQA spec.

These notes cover almost all of the entirety of the metaphysics of God side of Paper 2. These notes follow the top band essay structure whilst going into depth about all the arguments, their problems and potential responses.

These notes cover all the information needed for Utilitarianism on the AQA spec; going into detail on the nature of the three types of utilitarianism, what they offer and their setbacks. These notes will help you with structure of essays.

These notes cover all of the needed information on Kantian deontology from the AQA spec. These notes are essential for getting top band answers as they go into detail on Kant's intention on his theory, the differences between his work and Utilitarianism, and most importantly the issues with his theory. Weighting is incredibly important in essay writing - these notes follow the essay structure.

This covers the definition of knowledge outlined by Plato (JTB) and why this definition cannot be used to claim knowledge. It also goes through other definitions of knowledge - namely Infallibilism, No False Lemmas and Reliablism; outlining why they are deemed as an improvement to Plato's definition and the issues surrounding these new definitions.