AQA • Philosophy

A summary sheet of all year 1 epistemology perception as a source of knowledge. covering topics of direct and indirect realism and idealism. in this sheet it contains the strengths and weaknesses of each theory, possible responses and overall judgement. it provides a framework to aid in answering both long and short answers and can be used as a detailed essay plan.

A summary of all definitions of knowledge for the first module of A level AQA philosophy. In this summary sheet has definitions of all the key words, the strengths and weaknesses of each, the possible responses, and overall judgements to make it quicker and simpler to revise and can be a useful guide for making essay plans/ writing essays or answering the smaller questions.

Password and full access to all possible 3, 5, and 12 markers for A-Level AQA Philosophy Metaphysics of Mind

Password and full access to all possible 3, 5, and 12 markers for A-Level AQA Philosophy Metaphysics of God

Password and full access to all possible 3, 5, and 12 markers for A-Level AQA Philosophy Epistemology

For A-Level Philosophy AQA Paper 1 (Ethics) Includes 3-markers, 5-markers, and 12-markers in detail and based off the specification Everything they could possibly ask you based on the spec Some answers (if they have appeared in past papers) are word-for-word from the mark scheme

All notes from A-Level Philosophy Paper 2 (Metaphysics of Mind) including: - Substance dualism - Physicalist theories - Functionalism - Property dualism - All possible short questions

All notes from A-Level Philosophy Paper 2 (Metaphysics of God) including: - Concept and nature of God - Existence of God - Problem of Evil - Religious Language

All notes from A-Level Philosophy Paper 1 (Ethics) including: - Normative ethical theories - Applied ethics - Metaethics

All notes from A-Level Philosophy Paper 1 (Epistemology) including: - What is knowledge? - Perception as a source of knowledge - Reason as a source of knowledge - Limits of knowledge