Quotations - Philosophy section of H573

I find this resource works really well in supporting revision, helping students to frame the philosophy course and bring out a strong understanding from the starting point of scholars. It makes them much more familiar with quotations/scholarly contributions, and gets them to build their understanding of the points being made, along with their significance and strength.
I get students to name the scholar / likely source and then link to a topic (they are actually arranged in order) and explain the quotation or how it would be applied within the topic.
I will then reinforce the establishment of these quotations in their memory through repeating the naming exercise at various points with some competitive / against-the-clock elements.
80 quotations are set out in this resource. Most are genuine, a few are made-up, serving as summaries of ideas. They are not the main basics which all should know anyway, but they are great extras to have which get to the heart of the lines of thought within topics.
I include one version with no names, and one with the names given.