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Total questions: 50
Worksheet time: 25mins
Renaissance concept "man is a creator, an artist"
right
wrong
K.A.Yassawi is a representative of Sufism
right
wrong
Lao-Tzu, who was awarded the title of "Old Wise Man"
right
wrong
The field of study of the general laws of development - Logic
incorrect
correct
Which belongs to the philosophical direction of the twentieth century
neotomism
Existentialism
induction
positivism
The thinker who laid the foundation of the philosophy of positivism?
Kant
Conte
Mach
Mill
In what direction in the theory of cognition I. Kant
dualistic
materialist
Marxist
agnostic
The thinker of the new era who laid the foundations of rationalism?
Descartes
Plato
Aristotle
Т. Camponella
What is the essence of heliocentric theory?
The sun revolves around the earth
The sun moves
the earth revolves around the sun
The earth does not move
What is the work of T. Campanella?
"Utopia"
"Mighty Comedy"
"Leviathan"
"City of the Sun"
Founder of the "heliocentric system" of the world
Archimedes
Copernicus
Ptolemy
Laplace
R. Descartes method of rationalism:
induction
analysis
synthesis
deduction
Method of F. Bacon's empiricism:
positivism
neotomism
existentialism
induction
What theory did R. Descartes introduce into philosophy?
Doubt theory
Deduction
Induction
Theory of pride
1. Show the work of N. Kuzansky
"The Book of Healing"
About God"
"Success of Science"
"Utopia"
1. How did medieval thinkers justify the monarch's supremacy?
1. by the will of God
by the will of soul
According to Plato, it is a kind of state ruled by ambitious people
Timocracy
Newtonism
1. According to Plato, what are the basic conditions for a person to have the right to rule:
to have the truth, to reach it constantly
to have the false, to reach it
Those who can be rulers in Plato's perfect state
philosophers
politics
According to Aristotle, the most advanced form of government
philosophers
Politics
1. The ideological founder of totalitarianism
Plato
Politics
1. Mass politicization of society, economy, culture, etc. the concept of policy derived from political governance
Totalitarian
Monarchy
This is a political paradigm
1. A model of logical thinking that defines the ways of perceiving and understanding political reality
1. the political life of society, the process of development of state institutions, parties and movements
A concept that views policy as an action towards the effective achievement of a collective goal
Teleological
Logic
1. What is the task of forming a democratic political culture of citizenship, the people
political-socialization
political paradigm
1. What is the state of law?
A state where the interests of citizens are protected and the role of law is ensured
A model of logical thinking that defines the ways of perceiving and understanding political reality
1. The role of political science in the development of methods and approaches to the analysis of political phenomena and processes
Defensive approach
worldview
Religious views
Mythological approach
1. Basic functions of political science
1. Theoretical-cognitive, ideological, methodological, predictive, axiological, regulatory.
Mass politicization of society, economy, culture, etc
Political science approach to the study of politics through the study of the diverse behavior of individuals and groups
Behavioral
ideological,
1. Science that studies the interactions between politics and society, social construction and political institutions and processes
1. political paradigm
political sociology
1. Which French philosopher is of the following opinion: “Does human nature consist of moving forward at all times? »
Worldview
Pascal
1. Who proposed the law of two-way evolution - Intellectual and technical:
Z. Freud
О.Conte
1. Which of the following scientists addressed the issue of the contradictions of human life:
1. E. Fromm
О.Conte
Man is the measure of all things" - which philosopher's opinion begins like this?
Plato
Aristotle
Protagoras
Socrates
According to Chernyshevsky, what is the life question of intellectuals?
What to do?
What are you doing?
1. Who disagreed with this view that "freedom is a recognized need"?
Protagoras
Berdyaev
1. What is the name of the doctrine of existentialists on the question of human choice under extreme pressure?
The doctrine of religion
The doctrine of boundary situations
The doctrine of the spirit
The doctrine of the body
1. What is the name of the field of philosophical knowledge dealing with the issue of values?
Axiology
gerontology
1. The central problem of Abay's philosophy
person
thing
Engels's work about fundamental contribution to the formation of mankind and civilization:
One of the western philosophers may be Derrida
The emergence of family property and the state
Who was the first philosopher to speak of freedom as a recognition of necessity?
Plato
Spinoza
Aristotle
T. Hobbes
1. What studies the nature of aesthetic feeling and its relation to reality?
One of the western philosophers may be Derrida
The doctrine of boundary situations
1. What language is the term culture derived from?
English
Latin
Chinese
The founder of hermeneutics?
M. Heidegger
E. Fromm
1. For which philosopher the ideal of goodness is the highest man, the main stream of human virtue is the will to power:
Z. Freud
F. Nietzsche
Which philosopher understands man as a person who dominates the unconscious?
F. Nietzsche
Z. Freud
1. Which philosopher understands a person as a manifestation of social relations?
K.Marx
F. Nietzsche
1. Which philosophical direction deals with the "work" of consciousness with phenomena?
Phenomenology
gerontology
Life is the movement of the organs, the heart is the spring, the nerves are the strings, and the joints are the wheels that signal the movement of the machine in the human body. Which philosopher's mechanization is more important in explaining human life?
Т. Hobbes
K.Marx
1. The direction in modern philosophy that explains the role of the unconscious in human life:
Psychoanalysis
Phenomenology
