AQA • Philosophy

A-Level AQA 2024 Philosophy Paper 1

This document provides a comprehensive overview of Kantian deontological ethics, including definitions of key terms (e.g., good will, categorical imperative), detailed explanations of Kant’s moral philosophy, and evaluations of his views on duty, rationality, and human nature. It also examines major criticisms, such as issues with clashing duties and the exclusion of consequences. Ideal for A-Level Philosophy students preparing for exams or essays. A* standard detail!

This resource offers the most comprehensive and up-to-date notes for A-Level Philosophy, specifically focused on moral philosophy - utilitarianism. It covers all the key ideas and information in detail, including foundational principles, critical evaluations, and real-world applications of utilitarian thought, ensuring students have a thorough understanding of the topic.

Whiteboard PDF. Explains all theories of perception required in the AQA course.

The document is a whiteboard PDF. It shows a mind map for the rationalism topic in AQA Philosophy

An essay plan answering ' Is Kantian Deontology Convincing?' It is designed for the AQA Philosophy A-Level 25 Marks. All essays are Band 5 and above. The essays largely follow the recommended RICE (Reason, Issue, Counterexample and Evaluation). Introduction and Conclusion are not included. Statement of Intent Included. The purpose of this document is to have 3 detailed arguments.

An essay plan answering 'Is Stealing Ever Morally Permissable?' It is designed for the AQA Philosophy A-Level 25 Marks. All essays are Band 5 and above. The essays largely follow the recommended RICE (Reason, Issue, Counterexample and Evaluation). Introduction and Conclusion are not included. Statement of Intent Included. The purpose of this document is to have 3 detailed arguments.

An essay plan answering ' Should we eat animals?' It is designed for the AQA Philosophy A-Level 25 Marks. All essays are Band 5 and above. The essays largely follow the recommended RICE (Reason, Issue, Counterexample and Evaluation). Introduction and Conclusion are not included. Statement of Intent Included. The purpose of this document is to have 3 detailed arguments.

An essay plan answering ' Is Simulated Killing Morally Permissable?' It is designed for the AQA Philosophy A-Level 25 Marks. All essays are Band 5 and above. The essays largely follow the recommended RICE (Reason, Issue, Counterexample and Evaluation). Introduction and Conclusion are not included. Statement of Intent Included. The purpose of this document is to have 3 detailed arguments.

An essay plan answering ' Should we tell lies?' It is designed for the AQA Philosophy A-Level 25 Marks. All essays are Band 5 and above. The essays largely follow the recommended RICE (Reason, Issue, Counterexample and Evaluation). Introduction and Conclusion are not included. Statement of Intent Included. The purpose of this document is to have 3 detailed arguments.