Methods of philosophizing

He is the father of phenomenology and the author of “Logical Investigations.”

• Edmund Husserl

• Ludwig Wittgenstein

• Immanuel Kant

• Gabriel Marcel

This method of philosophizing is also considered as a branch of philosophy.

• phenomenology

• existentialism

• logic

• postmodernism

A specific kind of appeal to emotion in which someone tries to win support for an argument or idea by exploiting his/her opponent’s feelings of pity and guilt. What kind of fallacy is this?

• Appeal to force

• Appeal to pity

• Appeal to people

• Against the person

A type of fallacy in which the proposition to be proven is assumed implicity or explicity in the premise.

• Appeal to force

• Begging the question

• Appeal to people

• Against the person

In which method of philosophizing is the word “freedom” associated?

• logic

• phenomenology

• existentialism

• postmodernism

Appearance and experience were connected in which method of philosophizing?

• postmodernism

• logic

• existentialism

• phenomenology

The Greek word of the term phenomenon which means appearance.

• phainomenon

• phenomeni

• phenomina

• phenomenus

He intends a similar meaning except for the crucial fact that for him, it does not imply a contrast between the appearances and some underlying reality, between the phenomenon and a “noumenon” or “thing in itself.”

• Albert Camus

• Edmund Husserl

• Ludwig Wittgenstein

• Gabriel Marcel

These are statements which are observed to be real or truthful.

• Opinions

• Claims

• Facts

• Propositions

A kind of biases which is focusing on a certain aspect of a problem while ignoring other aspects.

• Hindsight

• Framing

• Conflict of interest

• Cultural bias