Review Philosophy
Review your course: Philosophy
Create philosophy sheets with definitions, conceptual distinctions, authors' theses, references, objections and examples.
Philosophy sheets by level
Choose your level to find a study page suited to the expectations of middle school, high school or the bac.
How to make a good Philosophy study sheet?
A good philosophy sheet is not a collection of quotations. It should bring out the problem, the concepts, the arguments and the way several authors can answer the same question differently.
With Fichea, the starting source stays your course: import the document or text you actually have to learn. You can then use the sheet as a basis for studying and complete your practice with quizzes and flashcards.
Philosophy sheet examples
Example 1
Concept sheet on freedom
Import the matching chapter to produce a sheet faithful to your course, then check and complete the important points before studying.
Example 2
Author sheet on Kant
Import the matching chapter to produce a sheet faithful to your course, then check and complete the important points before studying.
Example 3
Method sheet for the philosophy essay
Import the matching chapter to produce a sheet faithful to your course, then check and complete the important points before studying.
From course to review in 4 steps
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Import your course
Add the PDF or text of the chapter you have to learn.
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Organize the sheet
Fichea organizes the important concepts in a more readable study format.
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Check against your course
Reread the key points and keep your course material as the reference source.
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Move on to active recall
Use quizzes and flashcards to test what you can really recall.
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