SOAS , University of London (SOAS)

Dive into the essentials of crafting strong arguments ,within philosophy and everyday life, with our concise guide, perfect for anyone looking to sharpen their debate and reasoning skills. These notes break down complex philosophical concepts into easy-to-understand parts, from the basics of arguments to advanced logic techniques taught by Aristotle. Learn about different types of arguments, the art of deduction, and how to use logical structures like Modus Ponens and Modus Tollens effectivel...

intro - "I will be reviewing two plays performed by Ajoka Theatre: Barri, and Kala Meda Bhes, in reference to Anne McClintock and Afsaneh Najmabadi’s theories of nationalism. McClintock explores the nation as an extended family, wherein this domestic metaphor for the nation offers a ‘natural’ social hierarchy which sustains masculine dominance. Whilst men represent progressive modernity, women’s domestic roles as mothers and nurturers are politicised and their political role is attach...

Documents include extensive reading for an essay which received a First grade. 2 weeks worth of readings and notes. (25 pages) Readings include: Anne McClintock. ‘Family Feuds: Gender, Nationalism and the Family’, Feminist Review No. 44, Summer 1993, pp.61-80 The Erotic Vatan [Homeland] as Beloved and Mother: To Love, to Possess, and To Protect Author(s): Afsaneh Najmabadi Source: Comparative Studies in Society and History, Vol. 39, No. 3 (Jul., 1997), pp. 442-467 C H AP TE R ...

These notes are from the 1-term module 'Imagining Pakistan' This module aims to develop and foster a deeper understanding of Pakistan's popular culture. It will cover a wide range of themes including constructions of identity, representations of honour killing, contexts of piety and modernity, visual cultures, sexual politics, diaspora narratives and the politics of censorship and free speech. Included are notes from the classes, as well as in-depth notes from the set readings for each...

This case list literally got me a first class in my open-book exam because it saved me so much time finding cases and referencing multiple cases for each topic. The case list includes the full case names including the year and case codes. And a summary of the facts and a summary of what was held, around 100 words for each. It has all of the cases required to know in each topic including the key cases. A full case list on the Family Law modules: - Introduction to family law -Marriage a...

Full lecture notes on the first lecture for the topic - EU law. The notes are easy to read, in depth and cover the whole lecture with information on treaties (eg Rome, Lisbon, Amsterdam), key dates and terms (eg supranationalism), the mission of the EU and how this links to the UK and Brexit, with reference to Northern Ireland. The notes help to understand the structure of the EU, the changes introduced by the mentioned treaties and enlargement, and how this history affected the UK and continues...

summary of notes on inchoate offences (from 1st year law topics)

summary of notes on complicity (from 1st year law topics)

summary of notes on voluntary manslaughter (from 1st year law topics)

summary of notes on recklessness and negligence (from 1st year law topic)