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To what extent can mortals transcend their mortal limitations?

In this essay, I will consider how four Presocratic thinkers bridge an epistemic gap between mortal and divine, thus transcending their mortal limitations. Fundamentally, human knowledge is limited: from ...

Answered by Orlando D. • Classical Greek tutor

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Examine one argument for the existence of God.

There are three main arguments for God’s existence: the Ontological Argument, the Teleological Argument and the Cosmological Argument. Each argument has been examined in different ways by different philos...

Answered by Rachel L. • Philosophy tutor

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In both ‘Poem for My Sister’ and ‘To a Daughter Leaving Home’ the speakers describe feelings about watching someone they love grow up. What are the similarities and/or differences between the ways the poets present those feelings?

https://filestore.aqa.org.uk/resources/english/AQA-87022-SQP.PDF - the sample paper where both poems can be fo...

Answered by Niamh M. • English tutor

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How do I assess the usefulness of a source?

The two most important things to consider when analysing a source are provenance and content. Provenance means where the source comes from, so ask questions like, who created the source? Why did they crea...

Answered by Alfie H. • History tutor

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