A comprehensive summary of modern philosophy as covered in Philosophy 222, focusing upon the topic of metaphysics and the source of reality, focusing upon rationalism, idealism and empiricism. Important theorists include Descartes, Spinoza, Hume, Kant, Hegel and Marx, identifying key aspects of each philosophy. This summary covers everything that featured in lectures and lecture slides, as well as textbook and personal notes, providing you with everything necessary to pass the exam.

A comprehensive and coherent summary of all course work covered in Philosophy 122, including fundamental topics of Ancient Greek and Medieval Philosophy, the history of Philosophy, Sophists, Relativism, Socrates, Plato and Aristotle. This overview follows lecture guidelines and covers everything necessary for the exam.

Prepared essay for one of the long questions for the exam.

Received 86% for the test. These notes include everything you need to know for the exam!

A comprehensive summary of all work covered in the module of Philosophy 242: The Philosophy of Religion, including that covered in lectures, personal notes, readings and the module booklet. This summary looks at what the concept “religion” means, main arguments for the existence of God (The Cosmological Proof and the Ontological Proof), the problem of evil (including the Augustine Theodicy and the Iranean Theodicy), the meaning of Religious Language (particularly as looked at by Tillich and ...

This is a complete summary of all work discussed in the Philosophy of Religion lectures of 2016.