The benefits of studying philosophy extend far beyond the subject itself. It promotes independent thinking and improves your ability to produce rational arguments. AS level Philosophy explores some of the big questions concerning reality and existence.
Topics include:
Unit 1: Introduction to epistemology
Unit 2: Perception as a source of knowledge
Unit 3: Reason as a source of knowledge
Unit 4: Normative ethical theories
Unit 5: Meta-ethics and applied ethics
A general education up to GCSE level or equivalent is recommended for this course.
GCE AS Level or equivalent
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