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“A new application of philosophy courses is intended for all scientific and literary subjects, and is directed to all students in the second year of the baccalaureate. This application includes comprehensive summaries of all lessons related to the second year of the baccalaureate, including concepts and terminology, the positions of philosophers, and writing methodologies, without the need for the Internet.

The summary is of high quality, as it helps you understand the lessons better and quickly, making them easier to memorize. The application works without the need for the Internet, allowing you to check information anywhere without the need for a booklet or paper.

Application features include:
- Comprehensive philosophy methodologies and lessons for all courses, summaries and exclusive articles.
- It works without the need for the Internet, saving you the trouble of searching.
- Protects you from a pile of papers, making it a convenient solution for preparation and review.
- The possibility of reviewing anywhere without the need for a booklet or any other means.

This application is specifically directed to students about to take the baccalaureate exam, and helps them understand the subject of philosophy, and makes it easier for them to access various articles and information in an integrated manner. The application shortens the effort of searching for summaries of the philosophy course for the second year of the baccalaureate.

In addition, the application provides a summary of different philosophical positions and includes ready-made philosophical methodologies, as well as tips and advice for successfully passing exams. This application eliminates the need for long research and makes preparing for the exam more effective.

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