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The specificity of the mythological worldview
The unity of man and the world
Logical representation of the world
Believing in one God
Reasoning and proving
Expressing inner side of the man
The specificity of the mythological worldview
The unity of man and the world
Logical representation of the world
Believing in one God
Reasoning and proving
Expressing inner side of the man
Philosophical worldview has its own specifics
based on the logical method of cognition
based on the rational level of knowledge
has its own set of concepts, categories, special terms.
is a system of knowledge
all answer are correct
The object of philosophy
the man and society
the nature and the god
the being and reality
the world and the man
mind and thinking
The subject of philosophy is
the most general laws and patterns of development and functioning of human society, thinking and the universe
the fundamental principles of being
the Arche
the man in the world
space and time
The main divisions of philosophy
Sociology, culture, myth, religion
Physics, psychology, chemistry
Science, art, moral, politics
Gnoseology, ontology, ethics, aesthetics
Worldview, religion, mythology
Which function doesn’t belong to philosophy
Worldview
Scientific
Ideological
Critical
Methodological
The basic question of philosophy
What is primary: consciousness or matter?
What is primary: egg or hen?
What is primary: man or nature?
To be or not to be?
What is the essence of life?
The other side of the basic question of philosophy
Relation of thinking to being
Is there the God?
What is the meaning of life?
Who created the man?
What is reality?
Solution of the basic question of philosophy
Gnosticism and agnosticism
Dualism and monism
Materialism and idealism
Naturalism and sociologism
Theism and atheism
Solution of the other side of the basic question of philosophy
Gnosticism and agnosticism
Dualism and monism
Materialism and idealism
Naturalism and sociologism
Theism and atheism
Metaphysics in philosophy states
the world is unreal
the world is flux
the world is static, unchanging
the world is real
the world is complex
Dialectics in philosophy states
the world is unreal
the world is flux
the world is static, unchanging
the world is real
the world is complex
Consciousness is state of
mental
perception
sensation
thinking
The central problem of Consciousness:
Ideality
Reality
Mind and body
Truth
Qualia
What does NOT belong to Sensory knowledge?
sensations
perceptions
representations
reasoning
imagination
What does NOT belong to Rational knowledge?
concepts
judgments
conclusions
intuition
theories
True being according to Plato:
atoms
ideas
things
souls
god
Being according to Aristotle:
substance
predicate
quality
quantity
idea
Being according to Heidegger:
essence
substance
existence
reality
ideality
Human according to Social Darwinism is:
symbolic animal
organism
sentient being
moral being
social being
Human according to Marxism:
symbolic animal
organism
sentient being
moral being
social being
Human according to Descartes:
symbolic animal
organism
rational being
moral being
social being
Moral is an object of study of:
axiology
epistemology
aesthetics
ethics
logics
“Things-in itself” by Kant is:
Things we can cognize
Things we cannot cognize
Things existing
Things non-existing
Ideal things
“Noumena” by Kant is:
Unknowable world
Knowable world
Reality
Sensual images of objects
Existence
“Phenomena” by Kant is:
World
Reality
Sensual images of objects
Tengrism can be defined as:
Monotheism
Deism
System of beliefs
Philosophy
Theism
Shamanism is a form of:
Spiritualism
Totemism
Magic
Mythology
Religion
Combination of different beliefs in one system is called:
Syncretism
Natural philosophy
Science
Mythology
Religion
Law of participation (Levy-Bruhl) refers to:
Animism
Totemism
Mythology
Magic
Spiritualism
Essential cult for Kazakh worldview:
Cult of ancestors
Cult of the Sun
Cult of the fire
Cult of the earth
Cult of the sky
Philosophical system of Marxism is:
Objective idealism
Subjective idealism
Mechanical materialism
Dialectical materialism
Metaphysical materialism
The central category of historical materialism:
Politics
Economics
Forms of social consciousness
Social-economic formation
Industrial relations
Freedom according to Spinoza is:
Human will
God’s will
Human action
Recognized necessity
Natural law
The central problem in Kierkegaard’s philosophy is:
The essence of man
Rational thinking
The problem of truth
Human existence
Knowledge of God
The ethical ideal of Nietzsche is:
Hedonist
Christian
Muslim
Stoick
Superman
Main categories of Albert Camus:
Being and thinking
Absurdity and rebellion
Existence and non-existence
Essence and existence
Life and death
Why does Sartre believe existentialism is humanism?
Man is a free creature
Man himself determines his existence
Man loves
Man is god-like
Man creates
Layer of psyche discovered by Freud:
Thinking
Unconscious
Ancient philosopher of self-knowledge:
Plato
Socrates
Aristotle
Thales
Plotinus
Meaning of “axiology”:
Study of values
Cosmocentrism
Love Theo
Pantheism
Love Humanity
Dualism of thinking and extension belongs to:
E. Kant
D. Hume
R. Descartes
J.-P. Sartre
Protagoras
Theory of scientific knowledge is:
Cognition
Epistemology
Social philosophy
Feeling
Axiology
The object of philosophy is:
Cognition process and the place of man
World in whole and the place of man in this world
Human being
Truth
Mind
Ethics studies:
nature of cognition
wisdom
morality and moral behaviour
physics
religion
Aesthetics studies:
nature of cognition
moral behaviour
beauty and art
Buddhism
philosophy as system
The first historical worldview is:
Philosophy
Science
Ethics
Mythology
Theology
Faith in supernatural forces is:
Religion
Ontology
Physics
Epicureanism
Substantialism
Socratic ethical rationalism:
Virtue is religion
Virtue is arts
Virtue is knowledge
Virtue is war
Virtue is interests
Socratic ethical rationalism:
Virtue is religion
Virtue is arts
Virtue is knowledge
Virtue is war
Virtue is interests
Outstanding French existentialist:
David Hume
Georg Hegel
Albert Camus
Francis Bacon
Martin Heidegger
