IB DP Philosophy - Philosophy & Religious Studies

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Contents

Aesthetics - The Ethics of Art

Optional - Epistemology

Optional - Philosophy of Religion

Optional - Political Philosophy

Aesthetics - The Ethics of Art

THE ETHICS OF ART

Two Basic Assumptions

Dr Sacha Golob, King's College London

THE ETHICS OF ART

Autonomism

Dr Sacha Golob, King's College London

THE ETHICS OF ART

Moralism

Dr Sacha Golob, King's College London

THE ETHICS OF ART

Bridging Art and Morality?

Dr Sacha Golob, King's College London

THE ETHICS OF ART

Art and Truth

Dr Sacha Golob, King's College London

THE ETHICS OF ART

Imagination, Evil and Art’s Purpose

Dr Sacha Golob, King's College London

THE ETHICS OF ART

Greatness in Immorality?

Dr Sacha Golob, King's College London

THE ETHICS OF ART

Introduction

Dr Sacha Golob, King's College London

Optional - Epistemology

DESCARTES: MEDITATIONS ON FIRST PHILOSOPHY

The Father of Modern Philosophy

Prof. John Cottingham, Reading University

DESCARTES: MEDITATIONS ON FIRST PHILOSOPHY

The Method of Doubt

Prof. John Cottingham, Reading University

DESCARTES: MEDITATIONS ON FIRST PHILOSOPHY

Cogito Ergo Sum

Prof. John Cottingham, Reading University

DESCARTES: MEDITATIONS ON FIRST PHILOSOPHY

The Existence of God: From Finite to Infinite

Prof. John Cottingham, Reading University

DESCARTES: MEDITATIONS ON FIRST PHILOSOPHY

From God to Science

Prof. John Cottingham, Reading University

DESCARTES: MEDITATIONS ON FIRST PHILOSOPHY

Mind and Body

Prof. John Cottingham, Reading University

THE PHILOSOPHY OF JOHN LOCKE

The Essay

Dr Barney Walker, Warwick University

THE PHILOSOPHY OF JOHN LOCKE

No Innate Ideas

Dr Barney Walker, Warwick University

THE PHILOSOPHY OF JOHN LOCKE

Arguments and Objections

Dr Barney Walker, Warwick University

THE PHILOSOPHY OF JOHN LOCKE

Ideas and Sense Perception

Dr Barney Walker, Warwick University

THE PHILOSOPHY OF JOHN LOCKE

Primary and Secondary Qualities

Dr Barney Walker, Warwick University

THE PHILOSOPHY OF JOHN LOCKE

Sensitive Knowledge

Dr Barney Walker, Warwick University

THE PHILOSOPHY OF JOHN LOCKE

Personal Identity

Dr Barney Walker, Warwick University

WHAT IS KNOWLEDGE?

Knowledge and its Analysis

Dr Arif Ahmed, University of Cambridge

WHAT IS KNOWLEDGE?

The Gettier Problem

Dr Arif Ahmed, University of Cambridge

WHAT IS KNOWLEDGE?

Responses to Gettier Cases: No False Lemmas and Reliablism

Dr Arif Ahmed, University of Cambridge

WHAT IS KNOWLEDGE?

Responses to Gettier Cases: Infallibilism and Virtue Epistemology

Dr Arif Ahmed, University of Cambridge

WHAT IS KNOWLEDGE?

Beyond the Analysis of Knowledge

Dr Arif Ahmed, University of Cambridge

DIRECT REALISM

Introduction to Perception

Dr Laura Gow, Liverpool University

DIRECT REALISM

Advantages of Direct Realism

Dr Laura Gow, Liverpool University

DIRECT REALISM

The Argument from Illusion

Dr Laura Gow, Liverpool University

DIRECT REALISM

The Argument from Perceptual Variation

Dr Laura Gow, Liverpool University

DIRECT REALISM

The Argument from Hallucination

Dr Laura Gow, Liverpool University

DIRECT REALISM

Time Lag Cases

Dr Laura Gow, Liverpool University

DIRECT REALISM

Conclusion

Dr Laura Gow, Liverpool University

KNOWLEDGE AND BELIEF

The Analysis of Knowledge

Dr Barney Walker, Warwick University

KNOWLEDGE AND BELIEF

True Belief and Justified True Belief

Dr Barney Walker, Warwick University

KNOWLEDGE AND BELIEF

Is Justified True Belief Knowledge? The Gettier Problem

Dr Barney Walker, Warwick University

KNOWLEDGE AND BELIEF

The Value of Knowledge: The Meno Problem

Dr Barney Walker, Warwick University

KNOWLEDGE AND BELIEF

Believing at Will

Dr Barney Walker, Warwick University

THE LIMITS OF KNOWLEDGE (SCEPTICISM)

Philosophical Scepticism and Normal Incredulity

Dr Ema Sullivan-Bissett, Birmingham University

THE LIMITS OF KNOWLEDGE (SCEPTICISM)

René Descartes Three Stages of Doubt

Dr Ema Sullivan-Bissett, Birmingham University

THE LIMITS OF KNOWLEDGE (SCEPTICISM)

Descartes' Response to the Sceptical Challenge

Dr Ema Sullivan-Bissett, Birmingham University

THE LIMITS OF KNOWLEDGE (SCEPTICISM)

John Locke's Response to the Sceptical Challenge

Dr Ema Sullivan-Bissett, Birmingham University

THE LIMITS OF KNOWLEDGE (SCEPTICISM)

George Berkeley's Response to the Sceptical Challenge

Dr Ema Sullivan-Bissett, Birmingham University

THE LIMITS OF KNOWLEDGE (SCEPTICISM)

Dogmatism

Dr Ema Sullivan-Bissett, Birmingham University

THE LIMITS OF KNOWLEDGE (SCEPTICISM)

Contextualism

Dr Ema Sullivan-Bissett, Birmingham University

TRUTH

Correspondence, Coherence and Pragmatism

Prof. Simon Blackburn, University of Cambridge

TRUTH

Methods of Finding Truth

Prof. Simon Blackburn, University of Cambridge

TRUTH

Deflationism

Prof. Simon Blackburn, University of Cambridge

TRUTH

Varieties of Enquiry

Prof. Simon Blackburn, University of Cambridge

TRUTH

Truth in Ethics and Aesthetics

Prof. Simon Blackburn, University of Cambridge

Optional - Philosophy of Religion

PHILOSOPHY OF RELIGION: THE EXISTENCE OF GOD

Plato and Aristotle

Prof. John Cottingham, Reading University

PHILOSOPHY OF RELIGION: THE EXISTENCE OF GOD

The Cosmological Argument

Prof. John Cottingham, Reading University

PHILOSOPHY OF RELIGION: THE EXISTENCE OF GOD

The Ontological Argument

Prof. John Cottingham, Reading University

PHILOSOPHY OF RELIGION: THE EXISTENCE OF GOD

The Teleological Argument

Prof. John Cottingham, Reading University

PHILOSOPHY OF RELIGION: THE NATURE OF GOD

Who or What is God?

Prof. Yujin Nagasawa, Birmingham University

PHILOSOPHY OF RELIGION: THE NATURE OF GOD

Omniscience

Prof. Yujin Nagasawa, Birmingham University

PHILOSOPHY OF RELIGION: THE NATURE OF GOD

Omnipotence

Prof. Yujin Nagasawa, Birmingham University

PHILOSOPHY OF RELIGION: THE NATURE OF GOD

Omnibenevolence

Prof. Yujin Nagasawa, Birmingham University

PHILOSOPHY OF RELIGION: THE NATURE OF GOD

Classifying Arguments about Divine Attributes

Prof. Yujin Nagasawa, Birmingham University

THE COSMOLOGICAL ARGUMENT

The Cosmological Argument

Prof. John Cottingham, Reading University

THE COSMOLOGICAL ARGUMENT

Motion and Causation

Prof. John Cottingham, Reading University

THE COSMOLOGICAL ARGUMENT

The Kalam Argument and Infinite Causation

Prof. John Cottingham, Reading University

THE COSMOLOGICAL ARGUMENT

Contingency

Prof. John Cottingham, Reading University

THE COSMOLOGICAL ARGUMENT

Evaluating Cosmological Arguments

Prof. John Cottingham, Reading University

THE TELEOLOGICAL ARGUMENT

The Teleological Argument

Prof. John Cottingham, Reading University

THE TELEOLOGICAL ARGUMENT

Harmony and Order in the World

Prof. John Cottingham, Reading University

THE TELEOLOGICAL ARGUMENT

William Paley's Watch

Prof. John Cottingham, Reading University

THE TELEOLOGICAL ARGUMENT

David Hume's Objection

Prof. John Cottingham, Reading University

THE TELEOLOGICAL ARGUMENT

The Rise of Darwinism

Prof. John Cottingham, Reading University

THE TELEOLOGICAL ARGUMENT

Fine Tuning

Prof. John Cottingham, Reading University

THE TELEOLOGICAL ARGUMENT

Conclusions

Prof. John Cottingham, Reading University

PHILOSOPHY OF RELIGION: THE PROBLEM OF EVIL

The Logical Problem of Evil

Prof. John Cottingham, Reading University

PHILOSOPHY OF RELIGION: THE PROBLEM OF EVIL

The Evidential Problem of Evil

Prof. John Cottingham, Reading University

PHILOSOPHY OF RELIGION: THE PROBLEM OF EVIL

Theodicy and Free Will

Prof. John Cottingham, Reading University

PHILOSOPHY OF RELIGION: THE PROBLEM OF EVIL

The ‘Vale of Soul-Making’ Defence

Prof. John Cottingham, Reading University

PHILOSOPHY OF RELIGION: THE PROBLEM OF EVIL

Imperfection and Metaphysical Evil

Prof. John Cottingham, Reading University

AQUINAS ON CONSCIENCE

Practical Reason

Dr Daniel De Haan, University of Oxford

AQUINAS ON CONSCIENCE

Conscience

Dr Daniel De Haan, University of Oxford

AQUINAS ON CONSCIENCE

Synderesis and Prudence

Dr Daniel De Haan, University of Oxford

AQUINAS ON CONSCIENCE

Moral Responsibility

Dr Daniel De Haan, University of Oxford

AQUINAS ON CONSCIENCE

The Demands of Conscience

Dr Daniel De Haan, University of Oxford

THE MIND-BODY PROBLEM

The Mind-Body Problem

Dr Ralph Weir, Lincoln University

THE MIND-BODY PROBLEM

Plato and Aristotle

Dr Ralph Weir, Lincoln University

THE MIND-BODY PROBLEM

Cartesian Dualism

Dr Ralph Weir, Lincoln University

THE MIND-BODY PROBLEM

Behaviourism

Dr Ralph Weir, Lincoln University

THE MIND-BODY PROBLEM

Materialism

Dr Ralph Weir, Lincoln University

THE MIND-BODY PROBLEM

The Hard Problem

Dr Ralph Weir, Lincoln University

DEATH AND THE AFTERLIFE

Death and the Afterlife

Dr Chris Deacy, Kent University

DEATH AND THE AFTERLIFE

Heaven

Dr Chris Deacy, Kent University

DEATH AND THE AFTERLIFE

Hell

Dr Chris Deacy, Kent University

DEATH AND THE AFTERLIFE

Resurrection and the Immortality of the Soul

Dr Chris Deacy, Kent University

DEATH AND THE AFTERLIFE

Near Death Experiences

Dr Chris Deacy, Kent University

DEATH AND THE AFTERLIFE

Death and the Afterlife in Film

Dr Chris Deacy, Kent University

WILLIAM JAMES – THE VARIETIES OF RELIGIOUS EXPERIENCE

The Varieties of Religious Experience

Prof. Jeremy Carrette, Kent University

WILLIAM JAMES – THE VARIETIES OF RELIGIOUS EXPERIENCE

Common Characteristics of Religious Experience

Prof. Jeremy Carrette, Kent University

WILLIAM JAMES – THE VARIETIES OF RELIGIOUS EXPERIENCE

Conversion and Its Effects

Prof. Jeremy Carrette, Kent University

WILLIAM JAMES – THE VARIETIES OF RELIGIOUS EXPERIENCE

Mystical Experience

Prof. Jeremy Carrette, Kent University

WILLIAM JAMES – THE VARIETIES OF RELIGIOUS EXPERIENCE

Genuineness of Experience

Prof. Jeremy Carrette, Kent University

WILLIAM JAMES – THE VARIETIES OF RELIGIOUS EXPERIENCE

Evaluating William James

Prof. Jeremy Carrette, Kent University

MIRACLES – PHILOSOPHICAL PERSPECTIVES

Conceptualising Miracles

Dr Arif Ahmed, University of Cambridge

MIRACLES – PHILOSOPHICAL PERSPECTIVES

David Hume

Dr Arif Ahmed, University of Cambridge

MIRACLES – PHILOSOPHICAL PERSPECTIVES

Objections to Hume and the Likelihood of Miracle Stories

Dr Arif Ahmed, University of Cambridge

MIRACLES – PHILOSOPHICAL PERSPECTIVES

Diversity of Religions and Multiple Witnesses

Dr Arif Ahmed, University of Cambridge

MIRACLES – PHILOSOPHICAL PERSPECTIVES

Independent Witnesses

Dr Arif Ahmed, University of Cambridge

MIRACLES – PHILOSOPHICAL PERSPECTIVES

Maurice Wiles

Dr Arif Ahmed, University of Cambridge

MIRACLES – PHILOSOPHICAL PERSPECTIVES

Further Philosophical Problems

Dr Arif Ahmed, University of Cambridge

THE INFINITE

What is the Infinite?

Prof. Adrian Moore, University of Oxford

THE INFINITE

The Ancient Greeks

Prof. Adrian Moore, University of Oxford

THE INFINITE

Medieval Thinkers

Prof. Adrian Moore, University of Oxford

THE INFINITE

Early Modern Thinkers

Prof. Adrian Moore, University of Oxford

THE INFINITE

What Should We Make of the Infinite?

Prof. Adrian Moore, University of Oxford

THE INFINITE

The Finite

Prof. Adrian Moore, University of Oxford

Optional - Political Philosophy

THE POLITICAL THOUGHT OF KARL MARX

Making Marx Marx

Prof. Terrell Carver, Bristol University

THE POLITICAL THOUGHT OF KARL MARX

Class Struggle and Class Compromise

Prof. Terrell Carver, Bristol University

THE POLITICAL THOUGHT OF KARL MARX

History and Progress

Prof. Terrell Carver, Bristol University

THE POLITICAL THOUGHT OF KARL MARX

Democracy and Communism/Socialism

Prof. Terrell Carver, Bristol University

THE POLITICAL THOUGHT OF KARL MARX

Capitalism and Revolution

Prof. Terrell Carver, Bristol University

THE POLITICAL THOUGHT OF KARL MARX

Alienation and Exploitation

Prof. Terrell Carver, Bristol University

THE PHILOSOPHY OF EQUALITY

Introduction

Dr Nikolas Kirby, University of Oxford

THE PHILOSOPHY OF EQUALITY

The Meaning of Equality

Dr Nikolas Kirby, University of Oxford

THE PHILOSOPHY OF EQUALITY

The Basis of Equality

Dr Nikolas Kirby, University of Oxford

THE PHILOSOPHY OF EQUALITY

Distributive Equality

Dr Nikolas Kirby, University of Oxford

THE PHILOSOPHY OF EQUALITY

The Problem of Partiality

Dr Nikolas Kirby, University of Oxford