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Can one know whether one has hands?


Initially one might argue that one cannot know one has hands, because any past experience of hands could merely be a dream about hands. After all, and as Descartes suggested, dreams often feel real...

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Answered by Joseph M. Philosophy tutor
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Who is a refugee?

Why is a refugees different from other migrants? The first definition of who is a refugee was provided by the the Refugee Convention, signed in Geneva in 1951. Nowadays that definition is still working; c...

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Answered by Laura P. Law tutor
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How do you approach the close reading of a passage?

Close reading is a very important skill required for questions that give you a passage to look at in the exam. An example A-level question might be, 'Discuss the passage from Act 1 Scene 4 of Hamlet, expl...

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Answered by Jessica B. English tutor
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Can you explain the first and second reformations?

In late medieval Europe, the majority of Europeans accepted the Catholic Church's basic teachings and found its ceremonies and rituals meaningful. However, an increasingly vocal and significant faction of...

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Answered by Frederick C. History tutor
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“Missionary activity was the main reason for the growth of British interest in Africa in the late nineteenth century.”

This question is asking students to assess what drove British interest in Africa.A top level answer will thus explore the role of missionary activity and other factors in provoking British interest; asses...

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Answered by Lola M. History tutor
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