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Philosophy for A2: Unit 4

Philosophical Problems, 2008 AQA Syllabus

Michael (Heythrop College, University of London, UK) Lacewing

Philosophy for A2: Unit 4

Philosophy for A2: Unit 4

Philosophical Problems, 2008 AQA Syllabus

Philosophy for A2: Unit 4

 

Definitive textbooks for students of the new AQA Advanced level syllabus for philosophy, introduced in 2008. Unit 3 covers 'Key Themes In Philosophy' and Unit 4, 'Philosophical Problems.' All chapters are subdivided into short digestible passages and there is a section on exam preparation and hints and tips on revision and exam techniques.

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Beschrijving Philosophy for A2: Unit 4

Structured around the AQA specifications for Unit 4: Philosophical Problems, this title helps students to engage with and understand the arguments of the five key texts: Hume's "An Enquiry Concerning Human Understanding"; Plato's "The Republic"; Mill's "On Liberty"; Descartes' "Meditations"; and, Nietzsche's "Beyond Good and Evil".

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9780415458238
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282
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Taylor & Francis Ltd

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