AQA • Philosophy

ULTIMATE A* ALEVEL NOTES. This in-depth summary of behaviourism from the AQA philosophy A-level syllabus follows the specification. The summary provides general tips and how to structure and include these details in an essay. Summary also includes some other philosophers off the spec but included in textbooks. (for higher marks)

ULTIMATE A* ALEVEL NOTES. This in-depth summary of property dualism from the AQA philosophy A-level syllabus follows the specification. The summary provides general tips and how to structure and include these details in an essay. Summary also includes some other philosophers off the spec but included in textbooks. (for higher marks)

ULTIMATE A* ALEVEL NOTES. This in-depth summary of religious language arguments from the AQA philosophy A-level syllabus follows the specification: Cognitivism vs non-cognitivism, logical positivism, verification principle, eschatological verification, flew falsification, Mitchell's response - Partisan, Hare's response - bliks. The summary provides general tips and how to structure and include these details in an essay. Summary also includes some other philosophers off the spec but included in t...

ULTIMATE A* ALEVEL NOTES. This in-depth summary of problem of evil arguments from the AQA philosophy A-level syllabus follows the specification: Can God's attributes be reconciled, moral evil/natural evil, logical and evidential forms, freewill defence and soul-making - Hick. The summary provides general tips and how to structure and include these details in an essay. Summary also includes some other philosophers off the spec but included in textbooks. (for higher marks)

This in-depth summary of teleological arguments from the AQA philosophy A-level syllabus follows the specification: Hume, Paley and Swinburne's design argument, Hume's objections from analogy, spatial disorder, unique case and if God is best or only explanation. The summary provides general tips and how to structure and include these details in an essay. Summary also includes some other philosophers off the spec but included in textbooks. (for higher marks)

This in-depth summary of cosmological arguments from the AQA philsophy alevel syllabus follows the specification: Kalam, Aquinas (1st, 2nd, 3rd way), Descartes - continuing existence, Leibniz - sufficient reason and issues including infinite series, hume's objection to causal principle, fallacy of composition - Russell and impossibility of necessary being. This summary provides general tips and how to structure and include these details in an essay. Summary also includes some other philosophe...

ULTIMATE A* ALEVEL NOTES. This in-depth summary of cosmological arguments from the AQA phiolsophy A-level syllabus follows the specification: Anselm, Descartes, Gaunilo, empiricist objections, Kant's objection and Malcom providing general tips and how to structure and include these details in an essay. Summary also includes some other philosophers off the spec but included in textbooks. (for higher marks)

ULTIMATE A* ALEVEL NOTES. This in-depth summary of the qualities of God section of the AQA A-level philosophy syllabus follows the specification including all of God's attributes: omniscience, omnipotence, omnibenevolence, the meaning of divine attributes, competing views on God as eternal and everlasting and the arguments for the incoherence of the concept of God : paradox of the stone, Euthyphro dilemma, freewill. This summary includes tips for the exam and how to structure an essay specific ...

AQA A-Level Philosophy: Epistemology: 1.1 Tripartite View of Knowledge: Justified, True, Belief: AQA Philosophy Notes including information on the Justified, True, Belief and challenges to this theory with counterpoints or challenges such as Gettier Cases. Comprehensive AQA Philosophy Epistemology for students who would like to achieve A*s and As. Notes are all inclusive of the 1.1 foundational ideas of the AQA A-Level exam board on ideas entailing what knowledge is and how it can be defined.

AQA Philosophy A-Level: Epistemology: 1.1. Tripartite View of Knowledge AQA AS and A-Level Philosophy Epistemology Notes for Section 1 "The Tripartite View of Knowledge" comprehensive and detailed colour coded notes for students aiming to achieve As and A*s for Philosophy A-Level for revision and reference. Notes on the Tripartite View of Knowledge as a Justified, True Belief, counterarguments to the JTB theory of knowledge, ability, acquaintance and propositional knowledge, nece...