Too many ads!!
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Great but more info
Great app but I’d love it if it also contained a little background info on the answers - tap twice on the answer and get a one paragraph biog of who the philosopher was.
Lol
I am wrong for most questions.
Traitor warning
This game accepts ads from haters & traitors running for political office. No thanks. The line was drawn 6Jan2021. There is no gray area after that. I enjoyed these quizzes, though. What a shame.
What I’d like to be different
I love the app I just wanted to write a review to say that it would be nice for curious new philosophers to be able to have a written part explaining each answer during the quiz. On QuizzLand app they give a quick article explaining what the answer was. I just thought that would add a lot of value to this app as a learning tool and not just an assessment of how well you know your philosophy. Cheers thanks
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Where are the female philosophers?
Hypatia d’Alexandria?
Isotta Nogarola?
I like this app, it’s ok, no problems but it’s time to level up humanity with female philosophers and artists. The story behind School of Athens painting by Raphael Sanzio concerning Hypatia is mind blowing, if you’re into art and philosophy. ✌️
And Isotta Nogarola’s story explains the patriarchy and the virtuosity pushed onto Italian girls/women.
These philosophers are important to women and it would be great if we could get their names out.
Isotta Nogarola?
I like this app, it’s ok, no problems but it’s time to level up humanity with female philosophers and artists. The story behind School of Athens painting by Raphael Sanzio concerning Hypatia is mind blowing, if you’re into art and philosophy. ✌️
And Isotta Nogarola’s story explains the patriarchy and the virtuosity pushed onto Italian girls/women.
These philosophers are important to women and it would be great if we could get their names out.
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Excellent
This is amazing, entertaining and informational app. Questions cover wide range of philosophy include history of philosophy, continental philosophy and contemporary analytic tradition.
An ‘I don’t know’ option
This app is nice, but it is missing an ‘I don’t know’ button. I think this would be a relatively simple feature to include in an update, and it would improve the app considerably (for me at least). I don’t want to have to guess, as when I happen to guess correctly I feel that I am not learning.
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Too many typos!