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Explain Descartes' argument for the indivisibility of the mind. [5 marks]

Descartes defines the mind as something which only thinks and is not 'extended', and the body as something which is only extended but does not think. He claims that these two ideas are clearly and distinc...

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Solve 9x-4=7(x+2)

BIDMAS is used to determine the first step in solving this problem. The bracket on the right hand side is expanded first. 9x-4=7x+14. Now the x's and numbers must be moved to opposite sides of the equals ...

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The textbook always gives the humanist position on whatever we are studying, what's a humanist? Do I need to know for the exams?

Humanism is a secular worldview. Humanist's believe in the power of human reason and empathy to answer moral questions without needing moral guidance from any god. You can think of it as the atheist viewp...

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How do I approach an unseen poem?

First things first: read the poem! And read it more than once! Don't expect to understand it when you first read it: you're not expected to. Read it once to get a general sense, then a second time for a b...

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