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OCR A2 Philosophy & Ethics JUNE 2017 Official Thread
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Hi Everyone,
This is the official 2017 thread for Philosophy and Ethics
Exam Dates:
G581 Philosophy of Religion
-->MONDAY 19th JUNE 2017 - PM
G582 Religious Ethics
--> TUESDAY 27th JUNE 2017 - PM
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Please use this thread to post your ideas, predictions, revision notes and more. I will be uploading some resources soon!
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This is the official 2017 thread for Philosophy and Ethics
Exam Dates:
G581 Philosophy of Religion
-->MONDAY 19th JUNE 2017 - PM
G582 Religious Ethics
--> TUESDAY 27th JUNE 2017 - PM
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Please use this thread to post your ideas, predictions, revision notes and more. I will be uploading some resources soon!
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Hi guys,
Just a quick note to thank you for starting a new thread. What questions do you think will come up this year, fingers crossed for Religious Language and also is this OCR
Cheers
Just a quick note to thank you for starting a new thread. What questions do you think will come up this year, fingers crossed for Religious Language and also is this OCR
Cheers
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(Original post by cdog123)
Hi guys,
Just a quick note to thank you for starting a new thread. What questions do you think will come up this year, fingers crossed for Religious Language and also is this OCR
Cheers
Hi guys,
Just a quick note to thank you for starting a new thread. What questions do you think will come up this year, fingers crossed for Religious Language and also is this OCR
Cheers
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(Original post by aimeetiernan1)
Does anybody know if we could be examined on AS content as well as A2 specimen?
Does anybody know if we could be examined on AS content as well as A2 specimen?
e.g.) ...was influenced by Kant and his concept of universalising a maxim which was seen in one of Kant's postulates of practical reason
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Hiya everyone,
I'm currently taking the AS and A2 in one year and teaching myself the AS content. Does anyone have any revision resources or recommend any websites for the A2 content?
Thanks in advance
I'm currently taking the AS and A2 in one year and teaching myself the AS content. Does anyone have any revision resources or recommend any websites for the A2 content?
Thanks in advance
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(Original post by ashleigh_jean)
Hiya everyone,
I'm currently taking the AS and A2 in one year and teaching myself the AS content. Does anyone have any revision resources or recommend any websites for the A2 content?
Thanks in advance
Hiya everyone,
I'm currently taking the AS and A2 in one year and teaching myself the AS content. Does anyone have any revision resources or recommend any websites for the A2 content?
Thanks in advance
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#10
Heyyy,
Does anyone has their AS notes. im actually studying on my own and havent got a clue how to and what to sudy.
Also some pointers would be nice, how to get grades.
please please would really appreciate your help.
Does anyone has their AS notes. im actually studying on my own and havent got a clue how to and what to sudy.
Also some pointers would be nice, how to get grades.
please please would really appreciate your help.
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#11
Hey can any one tell me what is the difference between subjective and objective ethics? and is subjective in other words called relavist, like wise is objective ethics called absolutist?
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(Original post by cdog123)
Hi guys,
Just a quick note to thank you for starting a new thread. What questions do you think will come up this year, fingers crossed for Religious Language and also is this OCR
Cheers
Hi guys,
Just a quick note to thank you for starting a new thread. What questions do you think will come up this year, fingers crossed for Religious Language and also is this OCR
Cheers
Just finished Religious Language, liking it but it's pretty difficult
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(Original post by Crimedrama98)
Just finished Religious Language, liking it but it's pretty difficult
Just finished Religious Language, liking it but it's pretty difficult
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(Original post by aruob)
Hey can any one tell me what is the difference between subjective and objective ethics? and is subjective in other words called relavist, like wise is objective ethics called absolutist?
Hey can any one tell me what is the difference between subjective and objective ethics? and is subjective in other words called relavist, like wise is objective ethics called absolutist?
Objective, on the other hand, means factual - it is right or wrong - there is an definite answer and it is not based on human feeling or assumption. It is linked with absolutism as it doesn't take into account circumstances or consequences - it is deontological meaning purely right or wrong regardless of the circumstances or consequences
Hope that helps
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Hi guys, does anyone know where I can find last years questions? Obviously they're not officially published anywhere but has anyone seen them floating around a thread from last year?
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it does thank you
(Original post by Zino98)
Subjective means opinion based and your own view / preference of things - it's linked with relativism as it takes into account the circumstances and consequences of an action
Objective, on the other hand, means factual - it is right or wrong - there is an definite answer and it is not based on human feeling or assumption. It is linked with absolutism as it doesn't take into account circumstances or consequences - it is deontological meaning purely right or wrong regardless of the circumstances or consequences
Hope that helps
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Subjective means opinion based and your own view / preference of things - it's linked with relativism as it takes into account the circumstances and consequences of an action
Objective, on the other hand, means factual - it is right or wrong - there is an definite answer and it is not based on human feeling or assumption. It is linked with absolutism as it doesn't take into account circumstances or consequences - it is deontological meaning purely right or wrong regardless of the circumstances or consequences
Hope that helps
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#17
This year is definitely harder than last year.
I have a study group for ocr a2 philosophy and ethics on whatsapp...if anyone is interested in joining, let me know x (remember that you'd have to give ur phone number so if u dont wanna give your number then please dont message me x)
I have a study group for ocr a2 philosophy and ethics on whatsapp...if anyone is interested in joining, let me know x (remember that you'd have to give ur phone number so if u dont wanna give your number then please dont message me x)
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I'll be uploading some awesome revision PowerPoints that I made very soon! Just finishing them off!
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