IB Philosophy HL
57 lessons across 5 topics
1. Core Theme — Being Human
1Applying Philosophical Analysis To The Core Theme2Consciousness3Freedom And Determinism4Human Dignity5Human Nature6Humans And Animals7Humans In Relation To Others8Mind And Body9Mortality And Meaning10Personhood11Perspectives On Being Human12Philosophical Arguments About Human Existence13Rationality And Emotion14Self And Identity15What Is A Human Being?
2. Optional Themes
16Aesthetics17Building Philosophical Arguments Within An Optional Theme18Comparing Positions Within A Theme19Conceptual Analysis20Epistemology21Ethics22Evaluating Counterclaims23Philosophy Of Religion24Philosophy Of Science25Political Philosophy26Selecting Two Optional Themes27Social Philosophy28Structuring Philosophical Essays29Using Examples And Thought Experiments
3. Prescribed Text
30Assumptions In Philosophical Writing31Context Of The Prescribed Text32Definitions And Key Concepts33Evaluating Reasoning In The Prescribed Text34Identifying Central Claims35Interpretation And Debate36Linking Text To Core Theme And Optional Themes37Preparing For Text-based Paper 2 Responses38Reading A Philosophical Text Closely39Reconstructing Arguments
4. HL Extension — Philosophy and Contemporary Issues
40Applying Philosophical Analysis To Current Issues41Building Responses To Unseen HL Stimulus Texts42Contemporary Knowledge Problems43Environment And Responsibility44Ethics Of Emerging Science45Evaluating Practical Implications Of Philosophical Positions46Human Rights And Justice47Identity In A Globalized World48Political Crisis And Public Reason49Technology And Humanity50Unseen Philosophical Texts51What Makes An Issue Philosophically Contemporary