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Ascetic preachers, 'making efforts', are:
Atmans
Jains
Aranyakas
Brahmins
Shramanas
Author of the famous book 'The Selfish Gene' (1976):
Ernest Rutherford
Immanuel Kant
Richard Dawkins
Albert Einstein
Isaac Newton
Author of 'Mathematical Principles of Natural Philosophy':
Francis Bacon
Gottfried Leibniz
Isaac Newton
Baruch Spinoza
René Descartes
Author of the concept of the model of scientific knowledge:
I. Lakatos
G. Leibniz
I. Fichte
G. Hegel
A. Schopenhauer
Author of the teaching of the four truths:
Confucius
Mencius
Gautama
Laozi
Mahavira
Author of the concept of the game of culture:
O. Spengler
J. Huizinga
F. Nietzsche
S. Freud
N. Berdyaev
Author of the mechanistic scientific view of the world:
Isaac Newton
Gottfried Leibniz
Baruch Spinoza
René Descartes
Francis Bacon
The author of the work 'Existentialism is a Humanism':
K. Jaspers
A. Camus
M. Heidegger
J.-P. Sartre
G. O. Marcel
Author of the work 'The Open Society and Its Enemies', post-positivist:
L. Wittgenstein
T. Adorno
J. Habermas
T. Kuhn
K. Popper
Author of the work 'The Revolt of the Masses':
K. Jaspers
E. Fromm
E. Toffler
A. Schweitzer
H. Ortega y Gasset
The main laws and categories of formal logic were discovered by:
Socrates
Empedocles
Aristotle
Plato
Plotinus
Before Islam played an important role in the spiritual culture of the Kazakhs, this place was occupied by:
Tribalism
Sufism
Tengriism
Anarchism
Hedonism
Categories of aesthetics:
good and evil
being and consciousness
concept and judgment
beautiful and ugly
form and content
Classification of forms of art according to F. Schelling in 'Philosophy of Art':
Rare and common
Simple and complex
Real and ideal
Open and closed
Absolute and relative
Descartes calls the study of God, the soul, and the principles of perfect knowledge:
Theology
Teleology
Metaphysics
Physics
Ethics
Dionysian and Apollonian elements in culture differ:
Arthur Schopenhauer
Søren Kierkegaard
Albert Camus
Friedrich Nietzsche
Martin Heidegger
Dualism in the consideration of the principle of Prakriti and Purusha was presented in the schools:
Samkhya and Yoga
Buddhism and Yoga
Charvaka and Lokayata
Nyaya and Vaisheshika
Vedanta and Nyaya
Empiricism, recognized as the foundation of knowledge, is:
Myth
Faith
Experience
Will
Reason
Existentialist J.-P. Sartre believed that man is condemned to:
freedom
happiness
suffering
love
death
Famous paintings in rice fields are created in:
South Korea
Japan
Vietnam
China
Cambodia
The anthropologism of Feuerbach is based on:
Social interpretation of human nature
Biological interpretation of human nature
Religious understanding of human nature
Rationality of human beings
Dependence of people on society
For Daoists, 'Dao' is:
Primary principle, foundation, all-encompassing law of the universe
Heaven as a model for the ruler
Respect, ceremony, ritual
Path of development of China and moral-political behavior of a person
Method of governing the state
For O. Spengler, civilization is:
Decline of culture
Flourishing of culture
Stabilization of culture
Uprising of the masses
Progress of culture
Founder of sociology as a positive science:
M. Weber
O. Comte
K. Marx
G. Hegel
I. Kant
Francis Bacon believed that the goal of science is:
To achieve truth
To conduct experiments
To make reasonable arguments
To benefit humanity
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Francis Bacon believed that the goal of science is to:
Achieve truth
Conduct experiments
Make reasonable arguments
Benefit humanity
Win an argument
From the perspective of externalism, the emergence of science is determined by:
External circumstances
Social environment
Economic situation
Political power
All of the above
Hegel considers the historical process as:
Social progress
Process of changing socio-economic formations
Progress of spirit in the consciousness of freedom
Scientific and technological progress
Change of scientific paradigms
Historically established forms of art, its main structural and classificatory units are called:
Elements of art
Types of art
Methods of art
Signs of art
Properties of art
How is the name of the famous Cirque du Soleil translated from French?
Circus of the Sun
Circus of Light
Circus of Joy
Circus of Happiness
Circus of the Moon
Human activity aimed at reflecting the surrounding reality through artistic means:
Creativity
Art
Painting
Architecture
Sculpture
"If faith helps in practical life, then believe in God, and if not, then do not believe" — thought:
G. W. F. Hegel
William James
John Dewey
John Stuart Mill
Immanuel Kant
Impartial and fair treatment or behavior without favoritism or discrimination is called:
Justice
Straightforwardness
Harshness
Humility
Tolerance
In "The Spirit of the Laws," Charles de Montesquieu developed:
The doctrine of monads by Leibniz
The doctrine of innate ideas by Descartes
Bacon's empiricism
The theory of natural rights by Locke
Copernican heliocentrism
In Ancient Greece, the idea that governs the creation of works of art corresponding to the physical world is called:
Logos
Anamnesis
Gnosis
Eidos
Mimesis
In art, the evaluation of the depicted phenomenon is given in accordance with:
Value orientations of society as a whole
Concepts in the given cultural environment
The worldview of the artist
The imagination of the artist
Artistic creativity
In his study of history, Oswald Spengler applied the method:
Dialectics
Morphology
Deduction
Induction
Methodology
In his work "On the Spirit of Laws," S. Montesquieu developed:
The doctrine of monads by Leibniz
The doctrine of innate ideas by Descartes
The empiricism of Francis Bacon
The theory of natural law by Locke
The heliocentrism of Copernicus
In relation to the elevated, a person is:
Not free
Subordinate
Alienated
Free
Neutral
In Spinoza's philosophy, the theory of knowledge that leads to freedom is:
Logic
Mathematics
Politics
Aesthetics
Ethics
In the social theory of T. Hobbes, the "Leviathan" becomes:
Ruling class
State
Church
moral norms
Science
In the philosophy of science, the problem of distinguishing science from non-science is called:
Falsification
Verification
Proliferation
Demarcation
Negative heuristic
In the process of creating images necessary for conveying ideas, primitive man forms:
Painting, graphics, and sculpture
Literature and poetry
Writing and science
Play and theater
Architecture
In the sociology of power, Max Weber identified three types of legitimacy of power:
Rational, empirical, mechanical
Rational, empirical, charismatic
Rational, traditional
