IDEOLOGY

WHICH ONE IS NOT THE EPISTEMOLOGY OF MODERNISM

• Objectivism

• empiricism

• REASON

• FAITH

Why Post-modernism differs from Modernism

• it refuses to be contained or governed by laws and ethics

• Postmodernism denied

  the application of logical thinking.

• Postmodernism attempts to remove the difference between high and low.

• The postmodernism approach was based on subjectivity.

Which of the following statements would a postmodernist not make?

• People should be afraid of their

  governments. Governments should not be afraid their people

• Reality's canvas, splattered with the hues of perception, dances in the chaos of subjectivity's

• 1. "In the fragmented mirror of existence, identity shatters into kaleidoscopic shards, each reflecting the absurdity of our constructed narratives."

• 1. "Navigating the labyrinth of meaning, we find solace in the ambiguity of our existential predicament, where truth becomes but a transient whisper in the cacophony of voices."

  
  

Which of the following sentences would a modernist never say?

• A wise man proportions

  his belief to the evidence.

• Science Is

  Organized

  Knowledge.

  Wisdom Is

  Organized Life.

• In the fragmented landscape of modern existence, we find ourselves navigating the labyrinth of subjective realities, each a testament to the multiplicity of experience

• Collectivism and free market economy are the only way to social progress

If a person is a postmodernist, then he or she is likely to advocate which of the following

• socialism

• individualism

• feudalism

• realism

Which of the following is not a correct description of ideology?

• Ideology is ‘an interrelated set of ideas that in

  some way guides or inspires political action’

• ‘An ideology is a reasonably coherent structure of

  thought shared by a group of people. It is a

  means of explaining how society works and

  explaining how it ought to work.’

• Ideology is a set of beliefs, ideas and values

  which directs one’s goals.

• Ideology is an absolute framework of thought that is not influenced by history, culture or personal experience, but is universally applicable to all human societies and can guide behaviors and values forever.

Which of the following statements might be made by a relativist?

• humans

  understand and evaluate beliefs and behaviors only

  in terms of, for example, their historical and

  cultural context.

• There are absolute truths and values ​​in the world, and different opinions are not equally valid.

• Certain values ​​are universal, transcending cultural differences and being shared by all human beings.

• Human values ​​are universal and timeless, regardless of culture or history

•Ernest Garner, in his book Postmodernism, Reason, and Religion, claims that postmodernism has three main tendencies, including(mutilple choice)

• Postmodernism

• modernism

• religion

• relativism

Which of the following statements is incorrect

• There is very little difference between postmodernism and modernism

• Postmodernism can be seen as a reflection and criticism of modernism.

• Postmodernism and modernism are not completely opposite, there is a complex interweaving and interactive relationship between them.

• Postmodernism and modernism influence each other on the development of contemporary culture and thought.

which one is correct

• Postmodernism predates modernism

• modernism predates

  Postmodernism

• metamodernism predates modernism

• metamodernism updates postmodernism