WorksheetsQuiz 3 - Four Approaches to the Study of Man
Total questions: 25
Worksheet time: 19mins
The ideals consist of harmony and contemplation of the basic principle of nature.
Cosmocentric
Theocentric
Anthropocentric
Existential
Its center of life is order.
Cosmocentric
Theocentric
Anthropocentric
Existential
Its center of life is God and his will in the universe.
Cosmocentric
Theocentric
Anthropocentric
Existential
Life is a project with ideals of coherence and critical thinking.
Cosmocentric
Theocentric
Anthropocentric
Existential
Life is a project with ideals of finding meaning and freedom.
Cosmocentric
Theocentric
Anthropocentric
Existential
Life is governed by destiny or fate.
Cosmocentric
Theocentric
Anthropocentric
Existential
World or nature is created by God and man is a steward of it.
Cosmocentric
Theocentric
Anthropocentric
Existential
Man is essentially a cogito, and his purpose is to become what he wants to become.
Cosmocentric
Theocentric
Anthropocentric
Existential
The purpose of life is to be a good citizen in the polis.
Cosmocentric
Theocentric
Anthropocentric
Existential
It is evident among ancient Greek philosophers.
Cosmocentric
Theocentric
Anthropocentric
Existential
What is the literal meaning of "anthropocentric"?
order-centered
God-centered
man-centered
Christ-centered
Existential perspective is common to people in Contemporary times.
True
False
For Descartes, with _______, the foundation of knowledge is lost.
existence
imagination
theory
doubt
For the Greeks, what is the principle in man governing his desires and emotions?
Heart
Appetites
Emotion
Reason
In theocentric model, what is at the center?
God
Experience
Order
Man
In existential approach, what is at the center?
God
Man
Thinking
Experience
Whose approach is existential.
Descartes
St Augustine
St Thomas
Kierkegaard
The Father of Existentialism
Husserl
Heidegger
Descartes
Kierkegaard
For Marcel, which level of reflection that dissolves the unity of experience?
Primary
Secondary
For Marcel, which level of reflection that recuperates the unity of experience?
Primary
Secondary
For Husserl, what can we directly know?
phenomenon
noumenon
He refuted that the moon is not a perfect sphere.
Copernicus
Galileo
St Thomas
Newton
He does NOT belong to the theist camp of existentialist thinkers.
Kierkegaard
Jaspers
Sartre
Marcel
He does NOT belong to the atheist camp of existentialist thinkers.
Camus
Jaspers
Sartre
Merleau-Ponty
He refuses to be labeled as a theist nor an atheist.
Camus
Husserl
Sartre
Heidegger
