AQA • Philosophy

These AO1 notes cover every bullet point on the specification and are sufficient for students to write precise, full and detailed 5/5 and 12/12 answers. They also have extremely detailed AO2 evaluation and an essay plan for 25/25 answers.

These AO1 notes cover every bullet point on the specification and are sufficient for students to write precise, full and detailed 5/5 and 12/12 answers. They also have extremely detailed AO2 evaluation and an essay plan for 25/25 answers.

AQA Utilitarianism notes including criticism and counter-arguments. These could be used to write essays, for which I got A*

These AO1 notes cover every bullet point on the specification and are sufficient for students to write precise, full and detailed 5/5 and 12/12 answers. They also have extremely detailed AO2 evaluation and an essay plan for 25/25 answers.

These AO1 notes cover every bullet point on the specification and are sufficient for students to write precise, full and detailed 5/5 and 12/12 answers. They also have extremely detailed AO2 evaluation and an essay plan for 25/25 answers.

These AO1 notes cover every bullet point on the specification and are sufficient for students to write precise, full and detailed 5/5 and 12/12 answers.

These AO1 notes cover every bullet point on the specification and are sufficient for students to write precise, full and detailed 5/5 and 12/12 answers. They also have extremely detailed AO2 evaluation and an essay plan for 25/25 answers.

These AO1 notes cover every bullet point on the specification and are sufficient for students to write precise, full and detailed 5/5 and 12/12 answers. They also have extremely detailed AO2 evaluation and an essay plan for 25/25 answers.

These AO1 notes cover every bullet point on the specification and are sufficient for students to write precise, full and detailed 5/5 and 12/12 answers. They also have extremely detailed AO2 evaluation and an essay plan for 25/25 answers.

An A-Level Philosophy Essay (21/25 Marks)* Want to see what top-band A-Level Philosophy writing actually looks like? This is a 21/25 A standard essay* that demonstrates the depth of analysis, evaluation, and judgement required to achieve the highest grades. Rather than simply describing philosophical theories, this essay critically engages with them, develops sustained arguments, and reaches a well-supported conclusion—exactly what examiners reward. Essay Title: How convincing is uti...

Complete and detailed revision notes covering Aristotle's virtue ethics for aqa a-level philosophy. The notes explain all of the virtue ethics topic in clear language while keeping the depth you need for essays and exams. topics include: ~ eudaimonia and human flourishing ~ aristotle's function argument ~ reason and human function ~ moral and intellectual virtues ~ habituation and the development of character ~ the doctrine of the mean ~ excess, deficiency and virtue ~ phronesis ...

clear and simple revision notes covering Aristotle's Virtue Ethics for AQA A-Level Philosophy. This revision p ack explains the key ideas in Aristotle's theory, including eudaimonia, the function argument, virtue, the doctrine of the mean and practical wisdom. It also includes evaluation arguments, responses, examples, essay-planning guidance and quick-recall questions. I made the notes so that the difficult ideas become easier to understand while still keeping enough detail for the essay...

ULTIMATE A* ALEVEL NOTES. This in-depth summary of MBIT 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 EM 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 MBIT 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 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)