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Great Kazakh poet and philosopher, educator late XIX - early XX centuries, the author of "Words of edification":
A. Kunanbayev
S. Toraigyrov
M. Zhumabaev
Sh.Kudayberdiev
The philosophy of "human existence" in the twentieth century:
existentialism
phenomenology
postpositivism
hermeneutics
A symptom that distinguishes religion from mythology:
the bifurcation of the world into a natural and supernatural
the personification of the forces of nature
Anthropomorphism
authoritarianism and traditionalism
A distinctive feature of philosophical methods:
based on a high level of generalization, are universal.
closely related to theory
are applicable only in a certain field of specific studies
derive from the practical activities of people
At the heart of the division of philosophical concepts into idealism and materialism lies:
attitude towards universals
recognition of the primacy of being or consciousness
agreement of scientists
recognition of the primacy of a part or a whole
At the heart of the division of philosophical concepts into idealism and materialism lies:
attitude towards universals
recognition of the primacy of being or consciousness
agreement of scientists
recognition of the primacy of a part or a whole
The direction in philosophy, which is ultimately determined by matter:
Materialism
Dualism
subjective idealism
objective idealism
Philosophical doctrine, which denies the possibility of an adequate cognition of reality:
Agnosticism
Gnosticism
Thomism
Sensationalism
Ontology is ..
philosophical doctrine of being
philosophical doctrine of nature
the science of forms and laws of thought
the science of the development of philosophical knowledge
Philosophical doctrine of morality:
Ethics
Aesthetics
Ontology
Natural philosophy
Contrasts in ancient Chinese philosophy:
Ren and Li
Yin and Yang
Feng Shui and Kung Fu
Tzu-jan and wu-wei
Ancient Chinese philosopher, who called for a return to the state of the "infant":
Lao Tzu;
Confucius;
Han-Fei-Tzu;
Mo-Tzu;
Mahavira Vardhamana is the founder:
Jainism
Buddhism
Hinduism
Classical yoga
The founder of spontaneous ancient dialectics:
Heraclitus
Aristotle
Parmenides
Antisthenes
The position of Socrates as a source of good is knowledge, and ignorance of man is the source of evil:
ethical rationalism
Enlightenment
moral utopianism
Utilitarianism
Aristotle is called the "first teacher of humanity" for the creation of:
encyclopedic system of philosophical and scientific knowledge
Meteorology
theory of statehood
ethical teaching
Religious doctrine of the ultimate destiny of the existing world and man:
Eschatology
Creationism
Millenarianism
Monotheism
Based on the teachings of Thomas Aquinas direction in scholastic philosophy:
Thomism
Averroism
Behaviorism
Reformism
The direction of medieval Muslim thought, in which the doctrine of the mind as the supreme ability of man and the measure of truth:
Falsafa
Kalam
Jainism
Sufism
The author of the book "The Incoherence of the Philosophers":
Al-Ghazali
Khoja Akhmet Yassawi
Ibn Arabi
Abu Ayyub al-Ansari
A direction in medieval Muslim thought, a mystical fusion with God:
Sufism
Falsafa
Kalam
Averroism
The practical implementation of ethical norms in Sufism is:
Asceticism
Hedonism
Utilitarianism
Egoism
The founder of the theory of "Double truth ":
Averroes
Avicenna
Al-Farabi
Al-Kindi
An imaginative name for the best way of knowing by F. Bacon:
“The way of the bee”
“The Way of Heaven”
“The natural way of things”
“The way of the ant”
The ontological position of R.Decartes:
Dualism
Materialistic monism
Idealistic monism
Subjective Idealism
Saying J. Locke. "There is nothing in the mind that was not first to the sensation of" expresses the position of:
Sensationalism;
Skepticism;
Rationalism;
A priori;
Philosophical position of Berkeley:
Subjective idealism
Mechanistic materialism
Dualism
Pantheism
"To exist is to be perceived" is the central principle of philosophy
T. Hobbes;
J. Berkeley
J. Locke
I. Newton
