introduction to philosophy

I have summarised the main philosophical arguments for The Problem of Knowledge. Some of these problems include what is knowledge? How can it be identified? Is it possible to obtain knowledge? How can we justify our beliefs as knowledge? Is it possible to refute the claims of the sceptic that obtaining true knowledge is not possible? The Philosophers and their books/articles that I have made my notes on are: A.J. Ayer's 'The Problem of Knowledge' Chapter 1 E. Gettier's 'Is justified true belie...

Notes on Chapter 3 - Gives an overview of Mill's views on experience, desire and the ideal - written my an Oxford PPE undergrad

Notes on Chapter 2 - Gives an overview of Mill's views on welfare and pleasure - written my an Oxford PPE undergrad

Notes on Chapter 1 - Gives an overview of Mill's life and a brief summary of his work - written my an Oxford PPE undergrad

Notes on Chapter 5 - Gives an overview of what Mill claims utilitarianism actually is - written my an Oxford PPE undergrad

Notes on Chapter 4 - Gives an overview of Mill's proof of utilitarianism, and the sanctions on it - written my an Oxford PPE undergrad