Question 1

The divine of Heidegger can be thought only in the light of …………?

Accepted Answer

A) the sense of being 
B) the nature of being 
C) light of being 
D) truth of being 
A) the sense of being 
B) the nature of being 
C) light of being 
D) truth of being D

Question 2

Bring the exact three directions of the term Hermeneutics?

Accepted Answer

A) expression, explanation, translation. 
B) belief, explanation, connection. 
C) verify, understand, translation 
D) influence, expression, translation. 
A) expression, explanation, translation. 
B) belief, explanation, connection. 
C) verify, understand, translation 
D) influence, expression, translation. A

Question 3

'The Rise of Hermeneutics' is written by…………?

Accepted Answer

A) kant 
B) schleiermacher 
C) dilthey 
D) gadamer 
A) kant 
B) schleiermacher 
C) dilthey 
D) gadamer C

Question 4

The notion of intentionality can be clarified with………….?

Accepted Answer

A) two characteristics 
B) four characteristics 
C) five characteristics 
D) three characteristics 
A) two characteristics 
B) four characteristics 
C) five characteristics 
D) three characteristics

Question 5

Dasein's authentic being towards death is known as?

Accepted Answer

A) authenticity 
B) resoluteness 
C) anticipation 
D) totality 
A) authenticity 
B) resoluteness 
C) anticipation 
D) totality

Question 6

Truth and Method written by?

Accepted Answer

A) gadamer 
B) rogerius 
C) dilthey 
D) ricoeur 
A) gadamer 
B) rogerius 
C) dilthey 
D) ricoeur

Question 7

The core of Husserl's philosophy is the …………?

Accepted Answer

A) notion of intentionality 
B) notion of essence 
C) psychologism 
D) mathematics 
A) notion of intentionality 
B) notion of essence 
C) psychologism 
D) mathematics

Question 8

Select the members of Vienna circle from the following list?

Accepted Answer

A) rudolf carnap 
B) herbert feigl 
C) hans hann 
D) all the above 
A) rudolf carnap 
B) herbert feigl 
C) hans hann 
D) all the above

Question 9

The pre - phenomenological period of Husserl is known as…………?

Accepted Answer

A) philosophical radicalism 
B) philosophical infancy 
C) intentionality 
D) psychologism 
A) philosophical radicalism 
B) philosophical infancy 
C) intentionality 
D) psychologism

Question 10

Eidetic Reduction is a …………?

Accepted Answer

A) negative aspect 
B) positive aspect 
C) both (a) and (b) 
D) none of these 
A) negative aspect 
B) positive aspect 
C) both (a) and (b) 
D) none of these

Question 11

In which work Husserl refuted psychologism?

Accepted Answer

A) philosophy of arithmetic 
B) fear and trembling 
C) stages on life's way 
D) logical investigations 
A) philosophy of arithmetic 
B) fear and trembling 
C) stages on life's way 
D) logical investigations

Question 12

Phenomenological period of Husserl is known as …………?

Accepted Answer

A) philosophical maturity 
B) philosophical infancy 
C) later philosophy 
D) earlier philosophy 
A) philosophical maturity 
B) philosophical infancy 
C) later philosophy 
D) earlier philosophy

Question 13

'Philosophy of Natural Science' is written by…………?

Accepted Answer

A) horkheimer 
B) carl hempel 
C) karl popper 
D) karl loewith 
A) horkheimer 
B) carl hempel 
C) karl popper 
D) karl loewith

Question 14

Modern period is form ………… century to ………… century.

Accepted Answer

A) 16th century to middle of 20th century 
B) 20th century to 21st century 
C) 18th century to 19th century 
D) none of these 
A) 16th century to middle of 20th century 
B) 20th century to 21st century 
C) 18th century to 19th century 
D) none of these

Question 15

What is the centre aspect of Kierkegaardian Philosophy?

Accepted Answer

A) politics 
B) public 
C) religion 
D) individual 
A) politics 
B) public 
C) religion 
D) individual

Question 16

Who gave a lasting contribution to scientific philosophy?

Accepted Answer

A) otto neurath 
B) kant 
C) rudolf carnap 
D) hans hann 
A) otto neurath 
B) kant 
C) rudolf carnap 
D) hans hann

Question 17

Which is known as the most famous work of Heidegger?

Accepted Answer

A) being and time 
B) identity and thinking 
C) language and thought 
D) on time and being 
A) being and time 
B) identity and thinking 
C) language and thought 
D) on time and being

Question 18

Which are the two ways for Buber to approach any reality?

Accepted Answer

A) i and you 
B) i - it and i - all 
C) i - thou and i - it 
D) you and it 
A) i and you 
B) i - it and i - all 
C) i - thou and i - it 
D) you and it

Question 19

Who is known as the father of Existentialism?

Accepted Answer

A) kierkegaard 
B) heidegger 
C) martin buber 
D) marcel 
A) kierkegaard 
B) heidegger 
C) martin buber 
D) marcel

Question 20

From the following which is the characteristics of modern period?

Accepted Answer

A) rationality 
B) dualism 
C) belief in progress 
D) all of the above 
A) rationality 
B) dualism 
C) belief in progress 
D) all of the above

The divine of Heidegger can be thought only in the light of …………?

Bring the exact three directions of the term Hermeneutics?

'The Rise of Hermeneutics' is written by…………?

The notion of intentionality can be clarified with………….?

Dasein's authentic being towards death is known as?

Truth and Method written by?

The core of Husserl's philosophy is the …………?

Select the members of Vienna circle from the following list?

The pre - phenomenological period of Husserl is known as…………?

Eidetic Reduction is a …………?

In which work Husserl refuted psychologism?

Phenomenological period of Husserl is known as …………?

'Philosophy of Natural Science' is written by…………?

Modern period is form ………… century to ………… century.

What is the centre aspect of Kierkegaardian Philosophy?

Who gave a lasting contribution to scientific philosophy?

Which is known as the most famous work of Heidegger?

Which are the two ways for Buber to approach any reality?

Who is known as the father of Existentialism?

From the following which is the characteristics of modern period?

Structuralism and Post-Structuralism

Philosophy: Figures, Concepts, and Movements

From of Grammatology to Vienna Circle

Philosophy of Language, Meaning, and Interpretation

Key Concepts and Thinkers in Phenomenology

Phenomenology and the Study of Being: Exploring Concepts and Attitudes

Existentialism and Phenomenology: Key Concepts and Thinkers

Philosophy and Existentialism

Philosophical Inquiries Into Existentialism and Language

Philosophy and Semiotics: Exploring Meaning and Representation

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Exam 2: Hermeneutics, Gadamer, Husserl, Heidegger, and Existentialism

The divine of Heidegger can be thought only in the light of …………?

Bring the exact three directions of the term Hermeneutics?

'The Rise of Hermeneutics' is written by…………?

The notion of intentionality can be clarified with………….?

Dasein's authentic being towards death is known as?

Truth and Method written by?

The core of Husserl's philosophy is the …………?

Select the members of Vienna circle from the following list?

The pre - phenomenological period of Husserl is known as…………?

Eidetic Reduction is a …………?

In which work Husserl refuted psychologism?

Phenomenological period of Husserl is known as …………?

'Philosophy of Natural Science' is written by…………?

Modern period is form ………… century to ………… century.

What is the centre aspect of Kierkegaardian Philosophy?

Who gave a lasting contribution to scientific philosophy?

Which is known as the most famous work of Heidegger?

Which are the two ways for Buber to approach any reality?

Who is known as the father of Existentialism?

From the following which is the characteristics of modern period?

Structuralism and Post-Structuralism

Philosophy: Figures, Concepts, and Movements

From of Grammatology to Vienna Circle

Philosophy of Language, Meaning, and Interpretation

Key Concepts and Thinkers in Phenomenology

Phenomenology and the Study of Being: Exploring Concepts and Attitudes

Existentialism and Phenomenology: Key Concepts and Thinkers

Philosophy and Existentialism

Philosophical Inquiries Into Existentialism and Language

Philosophy and Semiotics: Exploring Meaning and Representation

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