Cultural studies studies:

The subject of cultural studies is:

Given the internal relationship of culture and education, culture for the ancient Greeks was identified:

Year of adoption of the state program of the Republic of Kazakhstan "Cultural Heritage":

Kazakh writer, author of the trilogy "Nomads":

The original etymological meaning of the term "civilization":

Goddess of fertility and motherhood among the Turks:

Competitions of akyns are:

"Zhety zhargy" adopted under the Khan:

Taboo is:

Axiology is:

The lyrical-epic poem "Ayman - Sholpan" is a monument of culture:

Kazakh writer, author of the epic novel "The Way of Abai":

The cultural process in Asia during the X-XV centuries:

The idea of scientific knowledge as the highest cultural value is:

Letter of the Catholic Church on the forgiveness of sins:

Downplaying the importance of scientific knowledge, blaming science for causing possible crises: economic, environmental, national, etc., is:

The merging of several independent peoples related in language and culture into a single, larger ethnic group is:

The dissolution of one ethnic group in another, usually more numerous, is:

Author of the work "The Decline of Europe":

The founder of psychoanalysis is:

He called man a "cultural animal":

Worship of animals or plants as the progenitor is:

The identification of god with nature and the view of nature as the incarnation of the deity conveys the term:

Tragedy is born as a genre and worldview in:

The heyday of ancient Greek culture:

The meaning of the concept of "catharsis" for the ancient Greeks:

The origins of ancient Roman culture:

The pharaoh of Egypt, who carried out a religious and political reform, establishing the state cult of the god Aten:

The Holy Book of Zoroastrianism is:

The ancient Greek poet, rightly called him the "father of tragedy":

Totem animal of the ancient Turks:

He coined the term "Renaissance":

It was this culture that was the model, the ideal of culture for the Renaissance:

Translated the Bible into German for the first time:

In the 16th century in Europe, as a result of the religious reformation, there appeared:

Myths about the origin of man are called:

The author of the poems "Iliad", "Odyssey" (IX BC) is:

Founder of Confucianism:

The spiritual heritage of the Turkic peoples includes (choose 2-3 correct answers):

Culture, as an integral system, is usually divided into forms:

The most ancient written monuments of literature of Ancient China:

The Gods of Ancient Mesopotamia:

Gods of Ancient India:

Outstanding historical buildings erected on the territory of modern Kazakhstan: Which of the following are outstanding historical buildings erected on the territory of modern Kazakhstan?

Types of social semiotics: Which of the following are types of social semiotics?

The Works of William Shakespeare: Which of the following are works of William Shakespeare?

Основные принципы, относящиеся к обычаям и традициям: Which of the following are main principles related to customs and traditions?

The main stages of the formation of culture in humans:

Cultural functions:

Logical principles of understanding myths:

Francis Bacon wrote about the following idols that lead a person to cultural and spiritual degradation:

In his poems Omar Khayyam uses metaphor:

These historical figures of the nomadic culture were called "The Punishment of God":

Stages of human worldview development:

Scientific works of Rene Descartes:

V2 Ethical issues were most of all paid attention to:

The culturological meaning of the problem of the origin is the problem of:

The worldview is:

He considered morality a "natural inclination of the soul":

Through archaeological excavations, the scientist Heinrich Schliemann discovered the existence of these cities:

The highest moral requirement of I. Kant is called:

A person's strength lies in his mind and knowledge, he believed:

Specify the parameters of the most significant differences in cross-cultural communication:

Lao Tzu believed that a person should not interfere:

The main concepts of the Kazakh-democratic movement "Alash" in building a sovereign state:

The first three stages and Bloom's Taxonomies in the process of studying a particular issue:

In the study of any culture and tradition, it is important to pay attention to:

Kazakh thinkers, representatives of the religious philosophy of deism:

These traits were first of all possessed by a noble man in the views of Confucius:

Plato's "state" was:

In the Kazakh culture of raising a child, it consisted of the following stages:

The priceless cultural heritage of the European peoples is the heroic epics:

Methods of scientific knowledge: Select all that apply:

Francis Bacon's writings:

Monotheism and polytheism are:

Types of religious beliefs in ancient culture: Select all that apply.

Cultural studies studies: Select all that apply.

Иерархия власти в культуре древних тюрков (Hierarchy of power in the culture of ancient Turks): Select all that apply.

The type of cognition that is woven into the life of the subject, but does not have evidentiary power, is called _________.

Theoretical, critical, scientific, divine, ordinary are types of approaches. Choose the correct option:

The totality of approaches, techniques, methods for solving various practical and cognitive problems is:

What is the theory of knowledge called in philosophy?

Read the passage: "Technical progress, which has embraced the entire system of domination and coordination, creates forms of life (and authorities) that seem to reconcile the forces opposing the system, but in fact sweep away or deprive the soil of all protest in the name of the historical perspective of freedom from toil and domination. It is obvious that modern society has the ability to restrain qualitative social changes, as a result of which essentially new institutions, a new direction of the production process and new forms of human existence could be established. This ability is probably the greatest achievement of advanced industrial society; the general approval of the National Purpose, the bipartisan politics, the decline of pluralism, the collusion between Business and Labor within the framework of a strong State testify to the fusion of opposites, which is both the result and the prerequisite of this achievement" (Herbert Marcuse, One-Dimensional Man)

What is a society?

What is the name of the system of techniques, procedures and rules used to obtain reliable knowledge?

Who gave the first classification of sciences?

The deeper the human thought penetrates into various spheres of reality, the more complex and inexhaustible it becomes, the subject of its research. Over the past centuries, scientific discoveries have more than once forced a resolute revision of the prevailing ideas about man and his place in the world. So in the 16th century, Copernicus refuted the Ptolemaic system, showing that the Earth and man on it are not the center of the universe, but only one of its parts, connected with all the others and dependent on them. In the 19th century, Darwin discovered biological evolution, showing that man on Earth is not a divine creation, but the result of the probabilistic processes of 'natural selection.' Karl Marx discovered the socio-economic conditionality of consciousness and cognition, showing that man is neither the absolute center of social structures, nor the starting principle of their explanation, that this principle lies outside of human consciousness, in the socio-economic relations of a given historical epoch. This process of gradual 'decentration' of a person in the world, that is, the process of gradually deepening into the cognizable world and discovering ever new patterns in it, at first affected mainly the field of natural science knowledge.

Who proposed the 4 idols of knowledge?

Modern societies begin to take shape in Western Europe during the Renaissance, complete their integral design in the New Age (in the 17th - 18th centuries), and in some countries, for example, in Germany, in the 19th century. Eastern cultures for a long time remained local, closed, traditional. In the XIX - XX centuries, they also began the processes of modernization under the influence of Western culture. These processes are complex, contradictory and uneven in different regions of the world. There are three main options in which modernization takes place in the modern world. A symbiosis in which a relatively independent coexistence of tradition and modernity is maintained in various areas of social activity. This leads to the emergence of enclaves of modern life, surrounded on all sides by a sea of tradition. Some elements of society are developing dynamically and are quite comparable with the world level, others are lagging behind in their development and contain archaic features.

The city that became the center of Arab culture in the VIII-XI centuries:

In Europe, the Renaissance begins in this country:

If before the Kazakh school did not pay due attention to Kazakh culture, which was reflected in the absence of such a concept and considering it only as a “social thought”, then at present this direction has become the leading one in Kazakh cultural studies. For the present period, there has been a rediscovery of Kazakh culture and its rethinking in new historical realities. Science has undergone the study of the essence, origins, content, cultural and historical stages of development of Kazakh culture. New historical names and previously unknown or little-known empirical materials were introduced into the scientific circulation and discourse of Kazakh culture, updated research methods were applied. The Kazakh school of thought as the quintessence of the Kazakh worldview and world outlook is considered by scientists from new worldview and methodological positions and appears in research works in its completeness, historical development, continuity and originality.

Which of the philosophers of Kazakhstan wrote the first textbook on Kazakh philosophy in Russian?

Which of the Kazakh philosophers in history paid much attention to the problem of Conscience?

The relationship between nature and culture depends primarily on culture, on its nature and characteristics, which in turn are largely due to the uniqueness of religion. Thus, there are significant differences between Western culture based on Christianity and Eastern culture based on Islam and other Eastern religions. According to the concept of C. Jung, an oriental person is an introvert, his consciousness is directed inward, he seeks salvation in himself, in the improvement of his spirituality. A Muslim does not look at nature as a "profane" thing, i.e. for that. that can be appropriated, subjugated and even more so destroyed. It is characterized by humility, admiration and deification of nature. Even more indicative in this respect are the Indian religions, especially Jainism, in which the principle of non-harm to all living beings characteristic of these religions is brought to an extreme point.

The author of the tragedy "Oedipus Rex" is:

The relationship between nature and culture depends primarily on culture, on its nature and characteristics, which in turn are largely due to the uniqueness of religion. Thus, there are significant differences between Western culture based on Christianity and Eastern culture based on Islam and other Eastern religions. According to the concept of C. Jung, an oriental person is an introvert, his consciousness is directed inward, he seeks salvation in himself, in the improvement of his spirituality. A Muslim does not look at nature as a 'profane' thing, i.e. for that. that can be appropriated, subjugated and even more so destroyed. It is characterized by humility, admiration and deification of nature. Even more indicative in this respect are the Indian religions, especially Jainism, in which the principle of non-harm to all living beings characteristic of these religions is brought to an extreme point.

From the point of view of the problems of regional integration, awareness and understanding of their place in the world, the study of the Turkic cultural school as a historical form of self-consciousness of the Turkic peoples seems to be a promising direction not only for modern science in Kazakhstan, but for the entire complex of socio-humanitarian sciences. Kazakh studies substantiate the independent status of Turkic philosophy, its influence on Kazakh philosophy, analyze the philosophical views of its representatives who were previously under the pressure of an ideological ban, reveal a complex panorama of the contradictory cultural, historical and socio-political development of the philosophical ideas of the Turkic world. Studies of Kazakh philosophy are included in the complex of research programs, conferences, projects of Turkic-speaking countries, actively exploring the Turkic roots of leadership skills. At present, all Turkic countries and peoples are being integrated in search of the roots of national identity.