PHIL 1100 Study Guide - Final Guide: Jean-Paul Sartre, Epicurus, Existence Precedes Essence

• School: York University
• Department: Philosophy
• Course: PHIL 1100
• Professor: Henry Jackman

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It can take a while for the university to set the date for the final exam, so be sure to arrange to be in town for the entire exam period at least until the definite exam dates are set. For the final exam, you will be expected to write 10 short essays, choosing 10 questions from a list of 12 provided at the start of the exam. These twelve questions will themselves be taken from a list to be found on the following three pages. Your answers should be about 300 words each, and each essay will be worth 10% of your exam grade. (please note that if you answer all. 12 questions, you will simply be graded on the first ten questions that you answer, not on the best ten. ) Since the exam is not open book, you will not be expected to include quotations or page references with your essays.