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One of the most important works of K. Popper on the problem of development of society is:
Utopia
An open society and its enemies
City of the Sun
Sovereign
A treatise on the views of the inhabitants of a virtuous city
Epistemological optimism means:
Unrecognizability of the world
The principal cognizability of the world
Creations of the world by God
Man as a subject and object of knowledge
Assumptions of some innate ideas
The absolutization of the role and significance of sensory data in philosophy and scientific knowledge is associated with the direction:
Skepticism
Sensualism
Hedonism
Realism
Rationalism
What was the mainstream ideology in Ancient China?
Zen-Buddhism
Confucianism
Tao Te Ching
Buddhism
Legalism
According to the Buddhist philosophy the highest grace is
Akhimsa
Nirvana
Karma
Brahmin
Samsara
What does Renaissance mean?
Strong philosophy
Rebirth or recovery
Dark ages
Light age
Enlightenment
Which branch of Philosophy studies a society and social relations?
Gnoseology
Social philosophy
Futurology
Philosophical Anthropology
Ethics
The method of cognition in philosophy and science, when thought moves from general principles to particular conclusions:
Induction
Deduction
Analysis
Synthesis
Experiment
The method of philosophical thinking explaining the world in its unity, contradictions and dynamics that call:
Metaphysics
Dialectics
Eclecticism
Dogmatism
Sophistry
“Anxiety”, “abandonment”, “despair” - the terms of:
Phenomenology
Existentialism
Structuralism
Postpositivism
Analytical philosophy
Philosophical doctrine of the essence of man is:
Ontology
Anthropology
Ethics
Gnoseology
Aesthetics
The view, which is based on the value of a person, the human right to freedom, happiness, prosperity:
Neo-Thomism
Humanism
Anthropomorphism
Anti-Scientism
Thomism
I. Kant`s strict moral law is called:
Antinomy
categorical imperative
transcendental imperative
synthetic judgment
hypothetical principle
The representatives of Arab medieval philosophy?
Toynbee , Spengler, Weber
Al - Farabi . Ibn Sina, Ibn Rushd,
Voltaire , Russo, Diderot
Kant , Fichte, Hegel
Socrates , Plato, Aristotle
The philosophical and pedagogical ideas are intersected in which Kazakh thinker`s work:
A. Kunanbaev
I. Altynsarin
M. Kashgari
S. Bakyrgani
X. A.Yassawi
Which of the Kazakh thinker connects the basic principle of moral concept with the dictum “Be human”:
M. Kashgari
A. Kunanbaev
S. Bakyrgani
H.A. Yassawi
Al-Farabi
Who is a founder and created the main categories of dialectics:
L. Feuerbach
G. Hegel
I. Kant
I. Fichte
K . Marx
Who investigated induction as a method of cognition:
R. Descartes
F. Bacon
J. Locke
Ibn- Sina
Ibn – Khaldun
Which one of following twentieth-century philosophers proclaimed the idea of the end of culture?
A. Toynbee
O. A. Spengler
A. Schopenhauer
F. Nietzsche
Z . Freud
What philosophical direction refers to the ideology of science as the only legitimate truth and to a conception of social progress as necessary and brought forth by technological development?
Monism
Scientism
Platonism
Theism
Atheism
Who developed the pantheistic teaching in the New Age:
F. Bacon
B. Spinoza
J. Locke
T. Hobbes
Ibn – Khaldun
Who notes deduction as the main method of cognition:
F. Bacon
R. Descartes
J. Locke
Ibn- Sina
Ibn – Khaldun
"Apriory", "a posteriori", "antinomy"; continue the terms still refer to the philosophy of I. Kant:
Assimilation
Thing-in-itself
Matter
Falsification
Verification
Whoever owns the idea of curbing human egoism, entailing a “war of all against all”, is the reason that determines the need for the state and law…
Aristotle
T. Hobbes
I. Kant
O. Comte
Socrates
Who is called the "second teacher":
Al - Kindi
Al - Farabi
Al - Ghazali
Ibn- Sina
Ibn – Khaldun
Which of these philosophers was an idealist?
Marx
Plato
Engels
Lenin
Feuerbach
Which of these philosophers was a materialist?
Plato
Marx
Hegel
Kant
Fichte
Which of these philosophers was a subjective idealist ?
J.J. Russo
Fichte
Plato
Hegel
Lenin
Which of these philosophers was an objective idealist ?
Voltaire
Hegel
Marx
Engels
Lenin
The doctrine explains morality as a form of social consciousness, is called:
Aesthetics
Ethics
Ontology
Gnoseology
Anthropology
