A Level Philosophy

...Virtue Theory • Ethical Language Philosophy of Mind • The mind and body problem • Dualism The following course, offered by Newcastle-under-Lyme College...

...you for a specific career, gives you highly valuable thinking skills that can be used in a variety of different situations and occupations. Philosophy... Learn about: Classical civilisation, Study Philosophy, Philosophy of religion...

...These are the kinds of questions that are considered in the study of Philosophy at both AS and A2 level, and you will come into contact with a range...

...What is a person? How can we be sure that we are the same person through time? Why should I be moral? Is it because morality is a social contract...

...on some of the great questions of human life, from the ancient past to the present day: who are we and what is the point of life? Can we be certain...

...predominantly discussion and the presentation of arguments. You should enjoy reading and exchanging ideas in discussion. The ability to argue a...

...There is a unique classroom atmosphere in Philosophy classes at Cardinal Newman. Discussions are vigorous and purposeful and individual views are respected...

...Can I be sure of anything? Is it possible that I am the only thing that exists? Where does the idea of God come from? Am I really free to make choices...

...Are we born knowing anything? Or: What do we mean when we say something is morally wrong? How can we work out what to do in a moral dilemma?...

...Over the two years you will study four modules. All of these modules are assessed in traditional exams. Why choose this course? If you study this course...

...you mature in your thought and relations with people. Doing Philosophy is not easy but as with doing anything difficult you will develop new skills which...

...of the world around us. It will look at spiritual, moral, ethical and social issues as well as the relationship between our minds and bodies...

...emphasises the development of philosophical skills, especially argumentation. So as a student of philosophy you will embark on a journey of thinking...

...Over the two years you will study four modules. All of these modules are assessed in traditional exams. Why choose this course? If you study this course...

...and apply them to everyday life. A worthwhile skill to cultivate. What will I be learning? Philosophy is about using rational argument and logical thinking...

...· What can I be certain about? · What makes something good? · Am I the same person I was ten years ago? At AS Level you will study four units...

...2 Year Start date: September 2010 Qualification: A Level Awarded By: AQA Introduction to course Do you question things that other people take for granted?...

...issues underlying our existence and social life, such as: Is all knowledge â€-learned†or is some already â€-programmed†in our minds? Can we always...

...It teaches you to think methodically and critically, develops your analytical and reasoning skills and examines how philosophical ideas relate to present-day issues...

...OFFERED Students can expect to be involved in learning activities across most days of the week between 9.00am and 5.00pm TOTAL FEE TOTAL OVERSEAS FEE ADDITIONAL...