How to use this tutor

To start interacting with the tutor, click the blue chat bubble in the bottom-right corner of the screen. This will open the AI tutor for this Learning Pack.

You can interact with the tutor just like you would with a teacher. Try to:

• Ask specific questions about philosophical concepts
• Request clear explanations of complex ideas
• Compare different philosophers or traditions
• Ask follow-up questions to deepen your understanding

You can also explore the material in a more structured way. The tutor allows you to focus on specific philosophers, individual works, or central philosophical questions, helping you build understanding step by step.

For example, you can:

• Explore Plato’s ideas about justice and the ideal state
• Understand Descartes’ method of doubt and search for certainty
• Examine Kant’s approach to morality and duty
• Compare Aristotle’s ethics with Nietzsche’s critique of morality
• Ask the tutor to guide you through a philosophical argument step by step

You can also use the tutor to actively test and deepen your understanding:

• Ask the tutor to guide you through a philosophical problem
• Request questions to test your understanding
• Ask for examples or thought experiments
• Explore how different philosophical ideas relate to each other

Examples:

• • “What is Plato’s idea of justice in the Republic?”
  • “Can you explain Descartes’ method of doubt in simple terms?”
  • “What is Kant’s concept of the categorical imperative?”
  • “How does Nietzsche critique traditional morality?”
  • “What is the difference between Aristotle’s and Kant’s ethics?”
  • “Can you give an example of a philosophical thought experiment?”

If the tutor seems unresponsive, simply resend your question to continue.