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Plate 01
PHIL 204 · Essay
Free will in Strawson
Health
72
/ 100
Thesis
90%
Evidence
65%
Counter-arg
30%
Citations
80%
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Chapter One

The modern student is fragmented.

Twelve open tabs. Three note-taking apps. A rubric somewhere in an email thread. A reading list scribbled on the back of a printed paper.

Every tool was designed for one task, none designed for a student. The work suffers in the gaps between them.

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Zotero library
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syllabus.pdf
Canvas announcement
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Chapter Two

One workspace. Every part of the work.

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Plan
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Research
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Write
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Chapter Three · Assignments Reimagined

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"A 2,500-word essay critically evaluating P. F. Strawson's reactive attitudes account of moral responsibility, engaging with at least one major contemporary critic. Due Friday, 17:00. Harvard referencing. Penalised for descriptive summary."
2,500 wordsHarvardFriday 17:00Critical, not descriptive
After · The blueprint
Free will in Strawson
Health
72
/ 100
  1. I
    Frame the reactive-attitudes thesis
    400w
    2 src
  2. II
    Reconstruct the basic argument
    600w
    3 src
  3. III
    Engage Wallace's critique
    700w
    4 src
  4. IV
    Defence & reply
    500w
    3 src
  5. V
    Conclusion: what survives
    300w
    1 src
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Chapter Four · Research Without Friction

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Plate 02 · The Research Wall
Chapter Five · Study Smarter

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Reactive attitudesDue in 2 days
Frankfurt casesDue tomorrow
CompatibilismMastered
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Chapter Six · Write With Confidence

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Chapter Seven · Built for Serious Students

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thesis-ch3.tex
\section{Reactive attitudes}
Strawson \cite{strawson1962} argues
that our practices of holding
responsible are constituted by
\emph{reactive attitudes}.

\begin{equation}
  R(x,y) = f(\alpha, \beta_{x,y})
\end{equation}

See also Wallace \cite{wallace1994}
for a sustained critique.
3. Reactive attitudes

Strawson1 argues that our practices of holding responsible are constituted by reactive attitudes.

R(x, y) = f(α, βx,y)

See also Wallace2 for a sustained critique.

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Chapter Eight · Everything Connected

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