BA Study guides, Class notes & Summaries

Complete Exam Set of Industrial Sociology 252. 2nd year sociology module.

Second semester Information Skills notes for Lectures 9 - 15. Lectures include how to navigate Microsoft Excel, Microsoft PowerPoint and Turnitin.

This set of notes includes summaries of the prescribed articles as well as any additional notes added during the lectures. These notes also set out possible answers to the participation exercises as set out each week.

These notes include summaries of the slides and podcasts of the course, as well as a comprehensive set of active recall questions for each chapter. Active recall is proven to help studying and memorisation of information.

This Essay discusses the art of Caspar David Friedrich, which evokes mystery, a sense of the transcendent or what Edmund Burke termed ‘the sublime.’ Reference is made to three works, Morning Mist in the Mountains (1808), On the Sailing Boat (1819), and A Walk at Dusk (1835). Consideration is given to Burke’s A Philosophical Enquiry into the Origin of our Ideas of the Sublime and the Beautiful (1990), Vaughan’s Romantic Art, (1978), as well as Blayney’s Romanticism, (2001).

These are in-depth notes from the first term of General Linguistics term 1, about Second Language Acquisition. It has notes from the slides and the textbook regarding all the sections, from theories to cognition, aptitude, motivation and more. They are organised by chapter.

This document covers the entire Epistemology course: Descartes, Locke, Hume and Kant.

This is a short summary of Paul Feyerabend's anarchist view of science.

This is a summary of Charles Taylor's distinction between natural science and social science.

This document provides an entire summary of the course, Philosophy of Religion. It starts with the concept of Philosophy of Religion and then gives a comprehensive and critical view of the Cosmological and Ontological Proof for the existence of God. This is followed by a look at three answers to the Problem of Evil and two sections on the Meaning and Verification of Religious Language.