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Philosophy for AS and A2

A Comprehensive Guide for Advanced Philosophy Students

Stephen Law editor Elizabeth Burns editor

Format:Hardback

Publisher:Taylor & Francis Ltd

Published:24th Jun '04

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This textbook provides a structured approach for students studying philosophy at the AS and A2 levels, focusing on AQA specifications.

The book Philosophy for AS and A2 serves as a comprehensive resource tailored for students enrolled in Advanced Subsidiary or Advanced Level philosophy courses. It is meticulously organized in alignment with the AQA specification, dedicating individual chapters to each of the six thematic areas outlined in the syllabus. This structure ensures that students can easily navigate through the material and focus on the essential topics required for their studies.

With a lively foreword by Nigel Warburton, the author of Philosophy: The Basics, the text is enriched by the contributions of a team of seasoned educators from Heythrop College, part of the University of London, which is renowned for its philosophy and theology programs. Each chapter is designed not only to convey essential knowledge but also to engage students with various interactive features. These include key concept lists, bite-sized sections, actual exam questions from previous years, and discussion prompts to foster critical thinking and debate.

Additionally, Philosophy for AS and A2 includes helpful text boxes that summarize key points, present case studies, and offer examples. A thorough annotated further-reading list guides students toward valuable resources, while a comprehensive glossary serves as a quick reference tool. The final chapter focuses on essay writing and exam preparation, equipping students with the skills needed to meet the requirements of the examination board effectively.

ISBN: 9780415335621

Dimensions: unknown

Weight: 730g

308 pages