Award-Winning Teleology Tutors

The word teleology is made up of the Greek words telos (end, goal, purpose) and logos (reason, explanation). Teleology is an explanation or reason for something based on its purpose, end, or goal. Most items we use on a daily basis, such as a frying pan or pillow, have an extrinsic purpose, meaning one imposed by us as humans. Teleology claims natural objects have an intrinsic purpose unrelated to humans. Aristotle posited, for example, that the intrinsic purpose of an acorn is to grow into a full oak tree. This may be a bit challenging, but you're not alone. Varsity Tutors can connect you with college teleology tutoring, which may provide crucial assistance in passing the class, and gaining a thorough understanding of and developing your own opinions about teleology.

Teleology tutoring can help you as you study the prominent figures in the historical development of teleology, including:

• Plato
• Aristotle
• Thomas Aquinas
• Francisco Suarez
• Georg Wilhelm Friedrich Hegel
• Immanuel Kant
• Alasdair MacIntyre
• Thomas Nagel

With the help of qualified teleology tutoring, you have access to an individual who is familiar with teleology, and who has experience thinking about purpose in the way the philosophers you study have done. Your teleology tutor may bring materials to your study sessions that supplement the materials and reading you are provided by your professor's syllabus. In fact, by getting to know you well, including the ways you best learn, your goals for the course, and your interests, it's possible that your private tutor may create unique study materials focused specifically on helping you.