Moral Philosophy

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...

This is an essay plan for Aristotle's Virtue ethics within the Moral Philosophy unit of Philosophy AQA a-level. - 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 understand what you're arguing for (blue) - Weighting of weakest to strongest arguments = ESSENTIAL FOR A* grade.

A* Questions & answers, two essays on moral realism and anti-realism at the end that was awarded 25/25

This is an essay plan for Utilitarianism within the Moral Philosophy unit of Philosophy AQA a-level. - 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 understand what you're arguing for (blue) - Weighting of weakest to strongest arguments = ESSENTIAL FOR A* grade.

These notes, are the entirety of the 'Moral Philosophy' section of AQA A level philosophy. I achieved an A* in my A level in 2020 using these notes and now I attend Oxford University studying PPE. These notes really have absolutely everything you could need to know! I wrote them alongside the specimen so they contain everything you need. I have all the other sections for sale in my profile too!

This is an essay plan for Kants Deontological Ethics within the Moral Philosophy unit of Philosophy AQA a-level. - 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 understand what you're arguing for (blue) - Weighting of weakest to strongest arguments = ESSENTIAL FOR A* grade.

This document contains part of my A Level Philosophy Revision Booklet, namely, notes on Meta-Ethics. The topics covered include: Moral naturalism, moral non-naturalism, issues with these theories, error theory, emotivism, prescriptivism and evaluations of all of the above. This document, along with the rest of my revision booklet, enabled me to get an A* in the final exam. I hope you find it as useful as I did. :)

This document contains part of my A Level Revision Booklet I complied, detailing everything you need to know for the exam. This particular document contains notes on Utilitarianism, objections, Kant's Deontology, objections, and Aristotle's Virtue Ethics, and it's objections. This document, along with the others from my revision booklet, allowed me to get an A* in the exam. Hope you find them as useful as I did :)