Arguments, knowledge, mind, ethics and justice: Kuest helps you read hard texts, reconstruct arguments and write papers that take a clear position.
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The method
Philosophy is learned by arguing, not by memorizing who said what. Read slowly, restate each argument in your own premises and conclusion, then test it against the strongest objection you can find, out loud and on paper.
Bring the readingSnap a photo
Snap or paste the passage from Plato, Descartes or Kant you're working on and read it with Kuest paragraph by paragraph.
Reconstruct the argumentTutor chat
Put the author's argument into numbered premises and a conclusion, and ask Kuest where your version drifts from the text.
Map the positionsTeaching board
Lay out rival views, like dualism versus physicalism, on the teaching board with the main argument and objection for each.
Defend a view out loudVoice tutor
Argue a position with the voice tutor and respond to the objections it raises, the way a seminar would push you.
Keep the terms and thinkers straightFlashcards
Review key terms and who argued what with spaced flashcards, so they're ready for exams and discussion.
Test your understandingQuizzes
Take quizzes that ask you to spot fallacies, identify argument forms and apply theories to new cases.
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