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Definition of the world outlook:
views of the world, the place of man in the world
The totality of knowledge about the society
objective knowledge of nature
system of scientific disciplines
Conceptual aspect of the world outlook:
world outlook
self-awareness
Worldview
goal-setting
A holistic view of the world and the place of man in it:
world outlook
the science
Hypothesis
Ideology
Historical sequence of types of ideology
philosophy, mythology, religion
mythology, religion, philosophy
religion, philosophy, mythology
philosophy, religion, mythology
The attitude of man to the world is the main question:
Worldviews
Politicians
Arts
Logic
A characteristic feature of mythology:
Syncretism
Rationality
Reflectivity
strict logical structure
The subject of philosophy:
relations of the World and man
Space
physical reality
Nature
Functions of philosophy:
world outlook, methodological, humanistic
promotion of scientific and practical recommendations;
objective knowledge of nature
compensatory, communicative, regulatory
Tradition ascribes the introduction of the term "philosophy":
Pythagoras
Thales
Plotinus
Aristotle
Philosophical knowledge is:
The science
world outlook, revealing the relation "man-world"
Art
world outlook, based on the everyday experience of people.
Philosophy in its judgments appeals to
Emotions
Mind
Emotions
Feelings
The main sections of philosophical knowledge:
ontology, gnoseology, methodology
art history, linguistics, oriental studies
sophistry, eclecticism, dogmatism
sociology, culturology, political science
Methods of Philosophy:
ontology, gnoseology, ethics, axiology, aesthetics
dialectics, metaphysics, sophistry, hermeneutics
mythology, religion, philosophy
problem, hypothesis, theory
Section of philosophy, which explores the essence and nature of values:
Axiology
Aesthetics
philosophy of law
Epistemology
Two main directions in philosophy:
materialism and idealism
positivism and neo-Kantianism
apologetics and patristics
positivism and neo-Kantianism
Philosophical doctrine, proceeding from the recognition of one single principle:
Monism
Pluralism
Relativism
Conventionalism
Philosophical doctrine based on the recognition of two sovereign substances
Dualism
Relativism
Pluralism
Conditionalism
Type of philosophical worldview, the central problem of which is man:
Anthropocentrism
Anthropomorphism
Subjectivism
Cultural centrism
Philosophy arose:
in the VI century BC
in the XI century.
in I BC
VII century.
Philosophy arose:
in Ancient Greece, Ancient India, Ancient China
in Babylon, Ancient Iran
in Ancient Rome, Ancient India, Ancient China
in Ancient Iran, Ancient China
"School of Service Men" in Ancient China:
Nominalism
Confucianism
Moizm
Taoism
The philosopher is the founder of the Chinese state religion:
Confucius
Mo Tzu
Shan Yang
al-Kindi
The central principle of virtue in the philosophy of Confucius:
humanity
adoration of divine essences
for each person his principle
principle of non-action
The natural way of things in the philosophy of Taoism:
Tao
Yin
Jan
Xiao
"You can not enter twice into the same river" belong to:
Heraclitus
Thales
Zeno
Pythagoras
