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Unit 3 Ch 1 |
What is meant by a “dilemma”? |
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Unit 3 Ch 2 |
Identifying the “parties” involved in the resolution
of a dilemma. |
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Unit 3 Ch 3 |
What are the criteria which can be applied when assessing
the validity of the possible choices available when resolving
a dilemma? |
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Unit 3 Ch 4 |
An exercise in linking together the ideas of Choices and
Criteria for Choice. - NEW! |
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Unit 3 Ch 5 |
What is a moral concept? -
NEW! |
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Unit 3 Ch 6 |
An Introduction to ethical principles
- NEW! |
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Unit 3 Ch 7 |
What is the difference between teleological (consequential)
ethics and deontological (duty) ethics?
- NEW! |
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Unit 3 Ch 8 |
Further Development Deontological Theory - Kent.
- NEW! |
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Unit 3 Ch 9 |
Further Development Deontological Theory - John Rawls.
- NEW! |
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Unit 3 Ch 10 |
Further Development of Teleological (Consequential) Theory
- Utilitarianism - NEW! |
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Unit 3 Ch 11 |
Egoism, Hedonism, Prudentialism & Altruism
- NEW! |
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Unit 4 Ch 1 |
How to clarify expressions and ideas |
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Unit 4 Ch 2 |
How to Understand and Apply the Language of Reasoning -
Validity |
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Unit 4 Ch 3 |
How to Understand and Apply the Language of Reasoning -
Sustained Suppositional/Hypothetical Reasoning |
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Unit 4 Ch 4 |
How to Understand and Apply the Language of Reasoning -
Sustained Counter-argument |
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Unit 4 Ch 5 |
How to Understand and Apply the Language of Reasoning -
Different Patterns of Reasoning |
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Unit 4 Ch 6 |
How to Recognize Classic Errors in the Form of an Argument |
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Unit 4 Ch 7 |
How to Recognize Flaws in Arguments |
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Unit 4 Ch 8 |
How to Interpret and Draw Conclusions from Numerical Evidence |
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Unit 4 Ch 9 |
How to Evaluate Rhetorical Language and Reasoning in Arguments |
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Unit 4 Ch 10 |
How to Write an Argument |
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Unit 4 Ch 11 |
How to Answer Multiple Choice Questions |
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Unit 4 Ch 12 |
Further Practice in Answering Questions |
