Intuitionism Study guides, Revision notes & Summaries

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This is an essay that debates the extent to which G.E Moores Intuitionism provides the greatest way to understand ethical statements more so than using Ethical Naturalism or Emotivism. It critiques all 3 of the different means of understanding ethical statements and uses a large range of scholarly views. This is for those studying OCR Religious Studies A Level.

This is an essay plan for Meta-ethics within the Moral Philosophy unit of Philosophy AQA a-level. Assessing anti-realism. Covering: non-naturalism, Intuitionism, Error Theory, Non-cognitivism, Emotivism and Prescriptivism. - unique and strong argument that will help you stand out - Comes with a written introduction and conclusion - 3 core arguments with back and forth counterarguments, to get A03 marks. - Less focus on A01, more EVALUATION. - additional comments to help you understa...

Well written 20 marker to explain the view that agents have an intuitive ability to discover moral laws and includes G.E. Moore and his concept of simple notions to link with goodness and Pritchard as to why we “ought” to do certain things and Ross with his prima facie duties.

These notes helped me to achieve an A* and summarises the following: - What is meta ethics and how does it differ from normative ethics - Fact-value distinction - Is-ought gap - Cognitive vs non-cognitive - Ethical naturalism - Intuitionism or ethical non-naturalism - Emotivism - Prescriptivism - Strengths and weaknesses

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I am providing and in depth range of analysis and evaluation points, both weak and strong, for the A02 questions of Theme 1 Ethical thought that i created for my own revision. Covering the Eduqas and Wjec exam board for Religion and Ethics. They are very detailed essay plans reaching the top band of marking, including questions from “All actions are motivated by self interest” to “moral terms are just expressions of our emotions”.

Normative Judgements - Answer Evaluative or prescriptive claims about what is good, evil, just etc. Descriptive claims - Answer Propositions that state true or false claims about facts in the world; in other words state factual beliefs. Naturalistic fallacy - Answer Argument that inappropriately derives normative claims from descriptive claims. Intuitionism - Answer Claims that our ideas about ethics rest upon some sort of intuitive knowledge of ethical truths. Emotivism - Answer Whe...

This 37/40 (A*) essay on Religious Studies - Ethics - Meta Ethics, provides a great revision and learning resource to Religious Studies Students. It covers key content and wider knowledge and thinkers in the Meta Ethics topics of Ethics. The key themes in this essay are: - Intuitionism - Emotivism - Naturalism - counters to above Meta Ethical theories Some of the key thinkers in this essay include: Aquinas, Bradley, Foot, Hume, Pidgen, Ross, Moore, Russel, Pritchard, Plato, Ayer, Thompson...

This is an essay describing the extent to which Intuitionism is the best way of understanding ethical statements, more so than Emotivism and Ethical Naturalism. The essay contains arguments for and against all the 3 different means of understanding ethical statements and there is a wide range of scholarly views that is critical to obtaining a high A-A* level grade in the essay. It is a fantastic resource for those studying meta Ethics for OCR Religious Studies A Level.