This essay, written by a student, received 25/25 marks on the AQA A-Level Philosophy exam. It is an expertly written essay on direct realism and offers a rigorous, well-structured analysis.
The essay critically evaluates key objections to direct realism, including the time-lag argument, perceptual variation, and hallucination, and offers decisive counterarguments that uphold the theory’s validity.
For educators: Use this essay as a teaching tool to guide discussions, structure lesson plans, and provide students with a model of critical thinking and academic writing excellence. It is also a ready-made resource for sparking debate or clarifying difficult concepts in class.
For Students: Leverage this resource to deepen your understanding of direct realism, refine your analytical skills, and use its structure as a blueprint for your own essays.
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