1. Explain and assess EITHER (a) Kant’s arguments for the apriority of space
OR (b) Kant’s arguments for space being an intuition.
2. Can there be a transcendental deduction of the category of cause?
3. What is the relation between the categories and the ‘transcendental unity of
apperception’?
4. According to Kant, can we know whether or not we are free agents?
5. To what extent can Hegel be called an idealist?
6. ‘Self-consciousness finds its satisfaction only in another selfconsciousness.’ Explain and evaluate Hegel’s claim.
7. What are the methodological implications of a ‘phenomenology of spirit’?
8. Critically examine Hegel’s ‘master-slave dialectic’.
9. ‘Nietzsche’s critique of morality amounts to nihilism’. Discuss.
10. ’Every great philosophy to date has been the personal confession of its
author.’ (Nietzsche: Beyond Good and Evil). Discuss.
11. What is wrong with Nietzsche’s account of art in The Birth of Tragedy?
12. What is a ‘genealogy of morals’?