The ethical concept of Confucianism, identifying the positive qualities of a person:

Representative of the Milesian school:

Created the heliocentric system:

Recognition of the plurality of substance:

The sphere of philosophical knowledge about human being:

An ancient philosopher who believed that the material world consists of atoms:

Author of the doctrine of the four truths:

Adam Bol - the principle first proclaimed:

Indicate the law of dialectics:

Mayeutics is:

Man is the measure of all things - believes:

Basic laws and categories of formal logic discovered:

Forms of worldview

Know yourself - said:

Philosopher and theologian who put forward five proofs for the existence of God:

Who was called the "Second Teacher" in world philosophy:

Philosophical direction, recognizing one beginning of the world:

Invisible, omnipresent law of nature, society, human behavior and thinking, the path:

The third law of dialectics:

Philosophical doctrine that denies the fundamental possibility of knowing the world:

A thinker who claims that a philosopher should be at the head of the state:

What is the meaning of the term Philosophy?

The first form of worldview:

A philosophical method based on decomposition phenomenon into its constituent parts and sides:

A philosophical method based on the consideration of things, and processes from two opposite points of view

Meaning of Taoist principle "Wu-wei"

Teachings about Being:

What philosophical direction "Space and time are forms of our perception" belong to:

Two main parts of philosophy:

Author of Utopia.

Teaching about knowledge:

Recognition of two substances at the foundation of being:

An outstanding representative of medieval scholasticism:

Founder of Taoism:

What does humanism mean?

What is the principle of "Siao"

What does Maya mean

What does Buddha mean in Sanskrit?

Which is the branch of philosophy that studies issues concerning art and beauty?

«Wu-Wei», means something like

In the schools of Indian philosophical thought what means action

Before the Islam important role in the spiritual culture of Qazqa, there is....

Who said that “Love and justice as the attributes of God.”

What does the Greek word “Logos” mean?

________ is something that can be said to exist

________ is the branch of philosophy that studies the nature of Being

The ability to create mental images or pictures is called …

What is common between myth, religion and philosophy:

In Hinduism, the absolute reality is designated by the concept:

In Daoism adherence to the principle of “naturalness” means

Author of the “double-truth” theory:

The author of the expression: “thought and being are one and the same”

Ancient Greek philosophers, who took money for teaching wisdom:

“Knowledge comes only or primarily from sensory experience”:

Transition from the general to the specific knowledge:

Protagoras is the author of remark:

Suffering and evil deal with:

“Don’t harm the living, sentient beings” is the commandment of:

“Motion is unthinkable” – assumed:

“Maieutics” is the method of:

According to Parmenides, being is:

According to al-Farabi, the ideal of society:

Rational knowledge includes:

In ancient Greek philosophy, the impossibility of think about motion has been proven in:

Materialistic school in ancient Indian philosophy:

“Cognition is the recollection of the ideas that soul had once beheld”, affirms:

In Hellenistic philosophy the word “ataraxia” means:

In ancient times the concept “physis” meant:

To the question: "What is difficult?" Thales replied:

Any change, transformation, and process is:

Category, reflecting the external, sensibly perceived sides of objects and processes:

The negation of the causality principle:

The science on forms, laws and ways of thinking:

"Everything flows", there is nothing constant in the universe, considered:

The expression “One cannot enter into the same river even once” is…

The form of empirical cognition:

The basis for regulation of human behavior, according to legalism:

The expression “Everything I say is false” is…

School of thought that questions the possibility of certainty in knowledge:

Ancient philosopher, who recognized water, earth, fire and air as a system of world’s eternal elements and forces:

Which Pre-Socratic philosopher claimed everything was made of atoms?

What is the translation of the word “religio” from Latin?

According to … all phenomena in the world are planned in advance and the possibility of change is rejected

Christian world outlook stands for the idea of creation of the world out of nothing. It is .....

The belief that God is present in all things of nature

View that after the death the human beings live again in other forms. What is this?

_______ is the belief in and worship of controlling power,

Denial of the boundary between "living" and "non-living" and considering "life" as an integral characteristic of the primary matter:

Impartial and just treatment or behavior without favoritism or discrimination:

Shakarim called human modesty, justice, kindness in their unity as:

What does the word “maya” mean in Indian philosophy:

A Platonic teaching consisting of the harmonious combination of bodily, moral and spiritual virtues:

The principle that people get what they deserve with the interpretation of what constitutes deserving:

Moral law "Act so that people and humanity have always been only a goal but not a means" is called:

The normative ethical position that moral agents ought to act in their own self-interest:

Understanding of facts, information, descriptions, which is acquired:

The idea of the infinity of nature and multiplicity of worlds belongs to:

An attribute, quality, or characteristic of something:

Complete the thought of Lao-Tzu "Who knows others is that smart. Who knows himself, that ... "

A view that philosophical anthropology and its concepts of human nature, man or humanity should be rejected as historically relative, ideological or metaphysical:

According to Abay, three things are capable to outrage the entire human race:

In Leibniz's conception, monads are interconnected in order of:

What does the concept "negative utilitarianism" mean:

Existentialist Jean-Paul Sartre thought that person was condemned to:

A philosophical method based on the decomposition of a phenomenon into its constituent parts:

A person who behaves in a way that is acceptable by most people and who avoids doing things that could be considered different or unusual:

According to al-Farabi, the ideal of society:

Immediate perception of truth, that not based on preliminary logical reasoning:

Type of cognition woven into the tissue of life of the subject, but not possessing evidential force:

Reflection of separate properties of the real world's objects with the help of sense organs is:

Bacon called misconceptions which result from the discrepancy between the word definitions and the real things which these words represent:

The result of the process of cognition, usually expressed in language or in any symbolic form:

What does the word “maieutics” mean:

This philosophy calls for enduring what cannot be changed and for maintaining abstinence from temptation:

How do you understand Nonsense?

The transcendental means

The “Immanence” means

The term “Culture” originated from

“Ontos” means

To be “Outside, otherworldly” means

The “Ability of an entity to interact with physical or mental reality” is

What is the opposite of Being?

What is the opposite to Culture?

Teaching about knowledge:

Confucius and Meng-tzu believed that human nature is:

The highest individual subjective principle in Ancient Indian Philosophy is:

The law of retribution is:

The direction of Aristotle's followers in Medieval Arab-Muslim Philosophy is:

The main principle of Abai's philosophy is:

The words “Man is the measure of all things” belong to:

In what period of philosophy was Man the image and likeness of God?

Anthropocentrism and humanism are inherent in the epoch of:

In the philosophy of this period, the motives of individualism, egoism, and utilitarianism associated with nascent capitalism are clearly heard:

A philosophical concept that denies the possibility of a reasonable knowledge of reality:

The expression: “The greatest pride, or the greatest despondency, is the greatest ignorance of one's self” indicates the necessity of

The position that some system of ethics applies for all similarly situated individuals, regardless of culture, race, religion, or any other distinguishing feature:

The act of matching attitudes, beliefs, and behaviors to group norms, politics or being likeminded in the result of subtle unconscious influences, or direct social pressure:

The author of the dictum: "True philosophy must start from the most immediate and comprehensive fact of consciousness, which says: 'I am life, which wills to live in the midst of life, which wills to live.'"

According to J. Bentham and J.S. Mill, happiness is:

The author of the exclamation: "Who is really close to you? Faithful friend, affectionate grandson, your descendant, great-grandson, and the land where you were born and raised!"

According to this conception, actions are good when they increase humanity's net happiness, creating more pleasure than they cause pain, and evil when they cause more pain than pleasure:

A trait or quality that is deemed to be morally good and thus is valued as a foundation of good moral being

The English word "ethics" is derived from the ancient Greek word ēthikós, meaning

An ethical view that all actions are inherently right or wrong, regardless of the purpose for which they are performed:

The author of the dictum: "It is impossible to think of anything at all in the world, or indeed even beyond it, that could be considered good without limitation except a good will."

Nothing is morally right or wrong because there are no moral features in this world; thus, no moral judgments are "true":

The thought that "ethics is nothing else than reverence for life" belongs to:

The ancient Greek root word ēthos from which the word ēthikós ("ethics") comes, means:

A class of meta-ethical theories in which all members entail that no one has any moral knowledge, moreover it is impossible: