AQA • Philosophy

An AQA A Level philosophy essay plan answering the 25 mark question 'How convincing is utilitarianism as an account of what makes an action morally right?'. Introduction, 4 paragraphs and a conclusion, arguing that utilitarianism is an unsuccessful theory. Includes out of specification content for top grades.

An AQA A Level philosophy essay plan answering the 25 mark question 'Is there a convincing response to philosophical scepticism?'. Introduction, 4 paragraphs and a conclusion, arguing that there is no convincing responses to philosophical scepticism, therefore it remains a strong problem. Includes out of specification content for top grades.

An AQA A Level philosophy essay plan answering the 25 mark question 'How successful is Descartes' intuition and deduction thesis?'. Introduction, 3 paragraphs and a conclusion, arguing that Descartes' intuition and deduction thesis is unsuccessful, and his trademark argument fails. Includes out of specification content for top grades.

An AQA A Level philosophy essay plan answering the 25 mark question 'Do we have innate knowledge?'. Introduction, 4 paragraphs and a conclusion, arguing that innate knowledge is unconvincing and empiricist theories are stronger. Includes out of specification content for top grades.

An AQA A Level philosophy essay plan answering the 25 mark question 'Is Berkeley's idealist account of perception convincing?'. Introduction, 4 paragraphs and a conclusion, arguing that idealism is unconvincing and a weak theory. Includes out of specification content for top grades.

An AQA A Level philosophy essay plan answering the 25 mark question 'How convincing is indirect direct realism?'. Introduction, 3 paragraphs and a conclusion, arguing that indirect realism is a convincing theory of perception. Includes out of specification content for top grades.

An AQA A Level philosophy essay plan answering the 25 mark question 'How convincing is direct realism?'. Introduction, 4 paragraphs and a conclusion, arguing that direct realism is a convincing theory of perception. Includes out of specification content for top grades.

An AQA A Level philosophy essay plan answering the 25 mark question 'Is there a successful way in which propositional knowledge can be defined?'. Introduction, 4 paragraphs and a conclusion, arguing that virtue epistemology is the best definition of propositional knowledge. Includes out of specification content for top grades.

AQA A-level Philosophy Year 1 Epistemology notes for the topic of 'What is knowledge? / tripartite definition of knowledge'. Teacher assessed and fully marked, A* worthy and includes all you need to know for this specific topic of this course. Memorising this will be enough to understand the full topic.

notes on Metaphysics of mind, including concept of what the mind and it is a physical or non-physical entity. topics on types of dualism and physicalism and evaluation of each.