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Total questions: 55
Worksheet time: 28mins
What is Skepticism?
Cognitive pessimism
cognitive optimism
cognitive disbelief
cognitive doubts
cognitive negation
Which ideas are TRUE according to Descartes «Theory of Ideas»?
Mind ideas
innate ideas
sensory ideas
authorities’ ideas
common sense
Who believed that TRUTH can be proved in the process of socio-historical practice?
Hegel
Marx
Kant
Bacon
Lock
Who believed that we can cognize only Phenomena?
Hegel
Marx
Kant
Bacon
Lock
Type of Cognition based on Conceptual understanding the reality:
ordinary cognition
scientific cognition
practical cognition
artistic cognition
moral cognition
Levels of Cognition:
Ordinary and theoretical
sensual and rational
basic and complex
lower and higher
everyday and scientific
What is Judgment?
Statement reflecting the things and their properties
logical image that reproduces the essential properties of objects
deduction from several interrelated judgments of a new judgment
comprehend the truth by seeing it clear
integral image of an object in the unity reflected through sensations
What is Concept?
Statement reflecting the things and their properties
logical image that reproduces the essential properties of objects
deduction from several interrelated judgments of a new judgment
comprehend the truth by seeing it clear
integral image of an object in the unity reflected through sensations
What is Inference?
Statement reflecting the things and their properties
logical image that reproduces the essential properties of objects
deduction from several interrelated judgments of a new judgment
comprehend the truth by seeing it clear
integral image of an object in the unity reflected through sensations
What is Intuition?
Statement reflecting the things and their properties
logical image that reproduces the essential properties of objects
deduction from several interrelated judgments of a new judgment
comprehend the truth by seeing it clear
integral image of an object in the unity reflected through sensations
What is Truth in Classical sense?
Truth is the correspondence of knowledge to reality
this is what is confirmed by experience
is a kind of agreement - a convention
usefulness of the knowledge gained
effectiveness of its use in practice
What is correct about Fallacy?
Deliberate distortion of truth
is the essential part of the cognitive process (as an unintended error)
Lie
Is the fail of cognitive process
Ideological essence of cognition
Axiology studies:
notions
values
norms
taboos
laws
Absolute values:
truth, beauty, good
justice, injustice
God
Human health
Classification of values by carrier:
material, spiritual
individual, supra individual
economical, political
social, family
absolute, specific
Classification of values by existence:
material, spiritual
individual, supra individual
economical, political
social, family
absolute, specific
What is Ethics?
theory of art
theory of morality
theory of society
theory of religion
theory of nature
What is Morality?
social regulation form through beauty-ugly
social regulation form through good-bad
social regulation form through justice-injustice
social regulation form through useful-useless
social regulation form through faith-denial
Why is Ethics practical science?
It is studied to know what is good
it is studied in order to become virtuous
It is studied to learn what is evil
It is studied to know more
It is studied to get wisdom
Difference between Morality and Mores?
No difference
difference between what is Due and what is Real
norms and ideals
good and bad
week and strong
Main Christian values:
Pride and humility
faith, hope, love
cupidity and generosity
lust and chastity
true and lie
Which one is Stoic principle?
live for pleasure and well-being
focus on what you control
live a complete and fulfilling life
usefulness, practicability, benefit
prudence, courage, justice
Which one is Hedonistic principle?
live for pleasure and well-being
focus on what you control
live a complete and fulfilling life
usefulness, practicability, benefit
prudence, courage, justice
Which one is Pragmatic principle?
live for pleasure and well-being
focus on what you control
live a complete and fulfilling life
usefulness, practicability, benefit
prudence, courage, justice
What is Epicureanism principle?
live for pleasure and well-being (specifically absence of pain)
focus on what you control
live a complete and fulfilling life
usefulness, practicability, benefit
prudence, courage, justice
What is Eudemonism principle?
live for pleasure and well-being
focus on what you control
live a complete and fulfilling life (happiness as flourishing)
usefulness, practicability, benefit
prudence, courage, justice
Essence of Art in classical sense: Select the correct statement.
Art is representation of reality
Art is beauty, truth, good
Art is expression of spiritual world of artist
Art is only fine art
Art is skill and mastery (Greek 'Techne')
Essence of Art in Renaissance sense: Select the correct statement.
Art is representation of reality
Art is beauty, truth, good
Art is expression of spiritual world of artist
Art is only fine art
Art is skill and mastery
Essence of Art in 17-18 centuries: Select the correct statement.
Art is representation of reality
Art is beauty, truth, good
Art is expression of spiritual world of artist
Art is only fine art
Art is skill and mastery
Essence of Art in contemporary sense: Select the correct statement.
Art is representation of reality
Art is beauty, truth, good
Art is expression of spiritual world of artist
Art is only fine art
Art is skill and mastery
Essence of Art in traditional sense: Select the correct statement.
Art is representation of reality
Art is beauty, truth, good
Art is expression of spiritual world of artist
Art is only fine art
Art is skill and mastery
Aesthetic categories of Nietzsche: Select the item that belongs.
sublimation
Apollonian and Dionysian
absurd
mimesis
catharsis
Aesthetic categories of Freud: Select the item that belongs.
sublimation
Apollonian and Dionysian
absurd
mimesis
catharsis
Aesthetic categories of Existentialism: Select the item that belongs.
sublimation
Apollonian and Dionysian
absurd
mimesis
catharsis
Aesthetic categories of Plato: Select the item that belongs.
sublimation
Apollonian and Dionysian
absurd
mimesis
catharsis
Aesthetic categories of Aristotle: Select the item that belongs.
sublimation
Apollonian and Dionysian
absurd
mimesis
catharsis
Whose statement is this? - People are born free or slaves.
Erasmus
Aristotle
Spinoza
Rousseau
Fromm
Whose statement is this? - Freedom is human illusion.
Erasmus
Aristotle
Spinoza (necessity misunderstood)
Rousseau
Fromm
Whose statement is this? - Freedom is realized necessity.
Erasmus
Aristotle
Spinoza
Rousseau
Fromm
Whose statement is this? - Freedom is democracy and equality.
Erasmus
Aristotle
Spinoza
Rousseau
Fromm
Whose statement is this? - There is freedom from and freedom for.
Erasmus
Aristotle
Spinoza
Rousseau
Fromm
Which one describes inevitable course of things which are unavoidable:
liberalism
fatalism
determinism
voluntarism
providentialism
Which one describes individual, civil rights, free enterprise:
liberalism
fatalism
determinism
voluntarism
Which one describes that everything happens due to the objective laws:
liberalism
fatalism
determinism
voluntarism
providentialism
Which one describes that everything happens due to somebody’s will:
liberalism
fatalism
determinism
voluntarism
providentialism
Which one describes the everything happens due to God’s will:
liberalism
fatalism
determinism
voluntarism
providentialism
Tick the criteria of society:
territory
all of them
self-regulation
self-control
integrity
What is society?
Aggregate of individuals
Social system
community
Which definition of society is of Social Darwinism?
Society is social relations
society is organism
Society is geographic adaptation
Society is ideal place
Society is summation of individuals
Which definition of society is of Marxism?
Society is social relations
society is organism
Society is geographic adaptation
Society is ideal place
Society is summation of individuals
Which definition of society is of Naturalism?
Society is social relations
society is organism
Society is geographic adaptation
Society is ideal place
Society is summation of individuals
Which definition of society is of Utopian?
Society is social relations
society is organism
Society is geographic adaptation
Society is ideal place
Society is summation of individuals
Which definition of society is of Atomism?
Society is social relations
society is organism
Society is geographic adaptation
Society is ideal place
Society is summation of individuals
Which one is concise definition of Culture?
Scope of arts
is material and spiritual environment created by man
life style
fine manners
customs and traditions
What are the main characteristics of a Mass Man according to Ortega y Gasset?
responsibility
consumerism
education
high standards
hard work
