Philosophy is concerned with developing the skills required to navigate your way through some of life’s most difficult puzzles. During your studies you will encounter many of the world’s greatest thinkers, and their attempts to answer a range of questions including: ‘Is there a physical world outside my mind?’ (Epistemology), ‘Do I have a mind?’ (Metaphysics), ‘How do I live a good life?’ (Ethics), and ‘Does evil mean that God cannot exist?’ (Metaphysics). You will form your own responses to their conclusions and, through lively and thought provoking debate, you will develop your ability to refine your position. Choosing Philosophy will prepare you for the kind of careful thinking, critical analysis, and persuasive writing that is essential in many different areas of study and work.
Grade 6 in English at GCSE or a Humanities subject.
100% Exam
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Philosophy is concerned with developing the skills required to navigate your way through some of life’s most difficult puzzles. During your studies you will encounter many of the world’s greatest thinkers, and their attempts to answer a range of questions including: ‘Is there a physical world outside my mind?’ (Epistemology), ‘Do I have a mind?’ (Metaphysics), ‘How do I live a good life?’ (Ethics), and ‘Does evil mean that God cannot exist?’ (Metaphysics). You will form your own responses to their conclusions and, through lively and thought provoking debate, you will develop your ability to refine your position. Choosing Philosophy will prepare you for the kind of careful thinking, critical analysis, and persuasive writing that is essential in many different areas of study and work.
Grade 6 in English at GCSE or a Humanities subject.
100% Exam