AQA • Philosophy

A document with essay plans for the most common essay-style questions that will come up in your AS level philosophy exam. Demonstrates how the argument should be set out for each question and also the arguments that may be posited in thorough detail to write the essay. Can confidently say, from personal experience, that these essay plans will guarantee you full marks in an essay if they are followed. Used by a top grade (A) philosophy student at AS level. Please leave a review if downloaded :)

A thorough powerpoint outlining infallibilism in a clear and succinct manner, making use of primary literature, as well as outlining the flaws with infallibilism as a theory of knowledge. Notes created by a top grade AS level philosophy student

This is a summary of the Design Argument including: Definitions Key Ideas Support for the agument Criticisms Key Scholars

Revision notes on the AQA A-level Philosophy 2175 specification for Unit 1 Epistemology. Compiled from textbooks and internet sources. Including: * direct realism, the argument from illusion, the argument from hallucination and the time-lag argument; * indirect realism and its issues on realism and representativeness, with responses from Russell and Locke; * Berkeley's idealism, his master argument, and its issues; * terminology of knowledge; * the tripartite view of propositional knowledg...