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Types of arguments
Understand different types of arguments, their weaknesses and any fallacies
50
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Types of arguments: key terminology
A posteriori 1,
A priori 2,
Analytic truth 3
29
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Epistemology: Definitions of Knowledge
The three kinds of knowledge
The tripartite view: knowledge as justified, true belief
Necessary and Sufficient conditions
Gettier cases
No false lemmas (added condition)
Fake Barn County
Reliabilism
Virtue Epitemology
Zagzebski's view
Sosa's view
Infallibilism
Critiques and Advantages of each definition (applying Gettier and Fake Barn County)
58
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Epistemology: Perception as a source of knowledge
Direst realism
Indirect realism
Idealism
Definition, key thinkers, pros cons and responses for each view
85
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Epistemology: Reason as a source of knowledge
Question: Explore whether it is possible to know anything substantial about the world a priori
Innatism
The intuition and deduction thesis
The limits of knowledge
112
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Epistemology: Limits of knowledge
What is normal incredulity 1,
What is philosophical scepticism 2,
What is local scepticism 3
36
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Epistemology: Subject Specific Vocabulary
A posteriori 1,
A posteriori knowledge 2,
A priori argument 3
70
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Moral philosophy: Utilitarianism
Bentham's utilitarianism
Mill's utilitarianism
81
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Moral philosophy: Applying utilitarianism
Stealing 1,
Robin hood style stealing ans str...,
Weak rule utilitarian on stealing...
16
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Moral Philosophy: Kantian Deontological Ethics
What is unique about kant s appro...,
Summarise kant s view of morality...,
What is the catagorical imperative 3
59
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Moral Philosophy: Applying Kantian Deontological Ethics
Stealing and kant s view on freed...,
Example adapted from lawrence koh...,
Kant s view on stealing via copyr...
14
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Moral Philosophy: Aristotelian Ethics
Differences between normative eth...,
Aristotle opening to book one of ...,
Aristotle s opening to book one o...
63
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Moral Philosophy: Applying Aristotelian Ethics
Blank 1
1
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Moral Philosophy: Meta-ethics
The origins of moral principles i...,
Hobbes and the social contract th...,
Kant moral rationalism 3
31
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Moral Philosophy: Subject Specific Vocabulary
Act utilitarianism 1,
Acting merely in accordance with ...,
Acting out of duty kant 3
20
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