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Ethics and politics, East and West: an introduction to philosophy
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PHIL1034 is an introductory course that covers political ethics and philosophical traditions from both Eastern and Western perspectives. It requires a strong foundation in writing and debate, with some students finding it challenging but rewarding. The workload is moderate to heavy, depending on the tutor's involvement. Grading can be tough, especially for essays, as evidenced by mixed feedback.
Grading can be tough, particularly for essays, though some find it more generous. Midterm grading was often strict, while final grades were somewhat better.
Workload varies; some students found it heavy due to rigorous tutorials and essays, while others felt it was moderate with lighter assignments.
Assessment includes a midterm exam, a final exam, two assignments, and several essays. Grading is handled by both the professor and tutors.
Teaching quality varies; some students praise Professor Amit's lectures as engaging and insightful, while others find them average or lacking focus. Tutors like Novia are highly recommended for their helpfulness and dedication.
Engage actively in tutorials, especially with tutors like Novia, who provide valuable feedback. Read the materials thoroughly to better understand the philosophical arguments presented.
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