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Arguments reconstructed premise by premise, objections taken at their strongest, and conclusions that follow. Formal logic, ethics and metaphysics all covered by postgraduate philosophers.

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Topics we cover in Philosophy

These are the core areas our Philosophy panel is assessed on. If your module sits outside them, send the brief anyway — the wider panel covers far more than this list.

  • Epistemology and the Gettier problem

  • Normative ethics and applied dilemmas

  • Philosophy of mind and consciousness

  • Formal logic and argument reconstruction

  • Kant, Hume and the modern canon

  • Political philosophy and theories of justice

Marking criteria

What a strong Philosophy answer looks like

Four things markers reward first. Use them as a checklist against your own draft — every piece our experts write is built to hit all four.

  • 01Analysis

    The argument reconstructed formally

    Set out premises and conclusion before you evaluate. Most marks are lost by attacking a position that was never charitably stated.

  • 02Evidence

    Objections raised at their strongest

    The principle of charity is a marking criterion in practice. Answer the best version of the opposing view, not the easiest one.

  • 03Structure

    Distinctions drawn precisely

    Necessary from sufficient, a priori from a posteriori, type from token. Imprecision here reads as a failure to understand the debate.

  • 04Rubric

    A position defended, not surveyed

    Conclude with a view you have argued for, and say what would change your mind. Balanced summaries sit in the middle bands.

Questions

Philosophy questions we are asked most

Yes. Surveys of what philosophers have said sit in the middle bands; we reconstruct the argument, test it and argue for a conclusion.

Ethics, epistemology, metaphysics, philosophy of mind, logic, political philosophy and the history of philosophy from the ancients onwards.

Yes — propositional and predicate logic, natural deduction and truth trees, with each step justified by the rule applied.

Chicago or MHRA footnotes as standard, with standard scholarly abbreviations for primary texts such as Bekker or Akademie pagination.

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