Philosophy Quiz on Fundamental Concepts
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Which term best describes the complex process of becoming a person?

  • anthropocentrism
  • anthropomorphism
  • noosphere
  • anthroposociogenesis (correct)

What philosophical approach focuses on existential questions regarding the human condition?

  • philosophy of life (correct)
  • philosophy of culture
  • philosophy of science
  • philosophy of religion

What does 'nirvana' represent in Buddha's philosophy?

  • karma (correct)
  • samsara
  • meditation
  • atman

The term 'categorical imperative' in Kant's philosophy refers to:

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In Cynic philosophy, happiness is seen as leading to which of the following?

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How does M. Heidegger define language?

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Which of the following classifications did F. Bacon propose for sciences?

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What term describes the exaggeration of the relativity of knowledge?

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What type of knowledge is considered independent of experience and precedes it?

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Which significant directions can be identified in the development of the philosophy of technology?

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Which sciences does Aristotle categorize as practical?

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What is a primary reason for the formation of the philosophy of education?

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Which branch of philosophical knowledge studies the educational process?

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What is the philosophical meaning of death associated with?

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Which category represents human emotions in morality?

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What does Ethics primarily study?

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What ideal do the Stoics advocate in their ethical concept?

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In which regions is euthanasia legally permitted?

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What does the term 'Euthanasia' literally mean?

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According to philosophy, how is freedom fundamentally defined?

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Philosophy asserts that humanity can survive by:

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Which form of religion involves the worship of inanimate objects that are believed to possess supernatural properties?

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What religious current within Islam promotes an ascetic lifestyle?

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Which of the following options represents a form of religion based on the belief in kinship between a group and certain animals or plants?

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What is the term for early forms of religious beliefs that include the worship of spirits and nature?

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Which of the following is a shared feature that unites religion, myth, and philosophy?

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What distinguishes culture from civilization?

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Which of the following best defines the philosophical concept of 'civilization'?

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What is a key characteristic of culture?

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Which option correctly identifies a feature of religion?

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Who is known for labeling Christianity as a 'nihilistic' religion?

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How does civilization relate to the evolution of society?

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What can be defined as a social phenomenon distinct from civilization?

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Who authored the philosophical work titled 'Mind and Existence'?

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What is the primary driving force behind the development of civilization?

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Which of the following best describes the philosophical definition of 'civilization'?

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Futurology primarily studies which aspect?

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Which definition of a social group is the most comprehensive?

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What aspect of society is included in the spiritual sphere?

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In which area does civilization typically undergo the fastest changes?

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Which statement reflects Karl Marx's viewpoint on the relationship between social existence and consciousness?

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Which of the following best describes the concept investigated by the 'Eastern' and 'Western' paradigms of historical development?

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Flashcards

Anthroposociogenesis

The process by which a person develops, incorporating social, cultural, and psychological influences.

Nirvana

The ultimate goal in Buddhism, a state of enlightenment, freedom from suffering, and complete understanding.

Existentialism

A philosophical concept that emphasizes the meaning and purpose of existence, focusing on individual freedom and responsibility.

Determinism

The philosophical idea that all events are predetermined, and free will is an illusion.

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Hedonism

A philosophy centered on the pursuit of pleasure as the primary aim of life.

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What is language according to Heidegger?

Language, in Heidegger's philosophy, isn't merely communication. It's the very home of being - the space where our understanding of existence unfolds.

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How did Bacon categorize sciences?

Bacon classified sciences into three groups: (1) History, focusing on past events; (2) Poetry, dealing with imagination and expression; (3) Philosophy, concerned with reason and knowledge.

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What is the exaggerated form of knowledge relativity?

Relativism is the overemphasis on the dependence of knowledge on factors like culture or perspective. Everything is relative, with no absolute truths.

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What kind of knowledge is independent of experience?

A priori knowledge is independent of experience, existing before and without any need for observation. It's innate, like logic or basic math.

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What's the main focus of the philosophy of technology?

The philosophy of technology explores how technology shapes our world, focusing on its impact on our understanding of being and existence.

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What are practical sciences according to Aristotle?

Practical sciences deal with human actions, ethics, and how to live a good life, focusing on the 'practical' side of knowledge. Examples include ethics and politics.

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What is the field of philosophical knowledge that studies education?

The philosophy of education addresses questions of how to educate, what knowledge is important, and the purpose of education, considering education as a philosophical concept.

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What's the core idea behind a totalitarian economy?

A totalitarian economy aims to control every aspect of the economy, often through centralized planning and strict control over production, distribution, and consumption.

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Animism

A form of religion where people believe that spirits dwell in objects like animals, plants, or natural phenomena.

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Totemism

A type of religion where people believe in a connection between their group and specific animals or plants, often worshipping them.

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Magic

A type of religion that involves using rituals, spells, and ceremonies, often with symbolic actions, to interact with supernatural forces.

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Sufism

A current within Islam that emphasizes an ascetic lifestyle, focusing on personal spiritual development and detachment from worldly things.

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Historical Types of Worldview

The idea that religion, myth, and philosophy are all ways of understanding the world, each with its own perspective and approach.

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Thanatology

The study of death, including its biological, psychological, and social aspects.

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Environmental Crisis

A crisis that occurs when the destruction of nature reaches an irreversible point, leading to an imbalance between society and its environment.

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Axiology

The philosophical study of values, morality, and what is good.

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Ethics

The science of morality and moral principles, investigating what is right and wrong.

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Stoic Ideal

The ideal of a wise person who calmly accepts fate's challenges, regardless of their personal impact.

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Primum Non Nocere

The core principle of the Hippocratic Oath that emphasizes the importance of avoiding medical harm to patients.

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Freedom as a Criterion for Social Development

Freedom is not only a valuable concept but also helps determine the progress of society.

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Culture

A set of shared beliefs, values, customs, and practices that shape a group's way of life.

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Civilization

The totality of material and spiritual achievements of a society throughout its history.

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Difference between culture and civilization

Culture expresses the will of a people, while civilization represents technological advancements and comfort.

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What is religion?

A system of beliefs, practices, and rituals that often involve a supernatural or divine power.

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Nietzsche's view on Christianity

Friedrich Nietzsche criticized Christianity for its focus on denial of the material world and its emphasis on suffering.

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Who wrote 'Mind and Existence'?

The author of the work "Mind and Existence" is Karl Jaspers.

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What is a great personality?

A person who dedicates their life to a particular cause, often contributing significantly to societal progress and achieving great feats.

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Scientific and technological progress

The advancement of scientific knowledge and technological applications leading to innovation and progress.

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Id

The basic instinctual drives and desires in Freud's psychoanalytic theory. It operates on the pleasure principle seeking immediate gratification.

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Ego

The part of the psyche that mediates between the id's demands and the superego's constraints. It operates on the reality principle, aiming to satisfy the id in realistic and socially acceptable ways.

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Super-Ego

The internalized moral compass and societal rules in Freud's theory. It represents the ideal self and strives for perfection, often leading to feelings of guilt and shame.

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Civilization - Definition

The concept of civilization, according to definition #369, is the accumulation of material and spiritual achievements throughout history. It encompasses societal advancements, culture, and progress.

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Class Struggle

Class struggle, according to Marx, is the driving force behind the development of civilization. The conflict between different social classes leads to societal change.

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Social Philosophy

Social philosophy delves into the study of civilization, exploring its structures, functions, and development.

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Spiritual Sphere of Society

The spiritual sphere of society encompasses aspects such as science, religion, philosophy, and ethics. It refers to human thought, values, and meaning-making.

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Futurology

Futurology focuses on the study of the future, trying to predict and understand future developments and trends.

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Study Notes

Philosophical Definitions and Classifications

  • Heidegger's definition of "language": philosophical text, information encoding system, the house of being, and world experience, means of communication
  • Bacon's classification of sciences: historical, poetry, philosophy; poetry, ethics, mathematics; environmental, aesthetic, physics; practical, environmental, historical; philosophy, geography, ecology
  • Relativism: exaggeration of the relativity of knowledge
  • A priori knowledge: knowledge that precedes experience and is independent of it
  • Dialectical knowledge: knowledge that incorporates the tension between opposites
  • A posteriori knowledge: knowledge derived from experience

Philosophy of Technology

  • Significant directions in the philosophy of technology: instrumental-applied, dialectical; positivist, irrationalist; phenomenological, metaphysical; objectively idealistic, materialistic; metaphysical, dialectical

Practical Sciences

  • Aristotle's practical sciences: aesthetics, ethics, politics, medicine, history

Philosophy of Education

  • Formation of philosophy of education: unification of economic, social, and cultural norms; new requirements for the education system; the secular nature of culture and its anthropocentrism; doubt in the church's postulates; establishment of a rationalistic worldview
  • Field of philosophical knowledge considering the educational process as the subject of research: philosophy of science, philosophy of medicine, philosophy of education, philosophy of art, philosophy of religion

Totalitarian Economy

  • Basis for emergence and formation of a totalitarian economy: undeveloped consciousness of the masses, greed of the ruling elite, alienation, ideological manipulation, unity of the party ranks

Concepts of Personality

  • Concepts related to personality: individual, individuality; spirit, mind; absolute, freedom; God, religion

Philosophy of F. Aquinas

  • The problem of the human soul in Aquinas' philosophy: the soul is a pure form without matter, incorporeal; the soul is a part of the body, acting as its formative principle; the soul consists of a special subtle matter, distinct from the body; the soul is a manifestation of the supra-individual spirit; the soul is born from the body

Shakarim's Philosophy

  • Central object of Shakarim's philosophy: nature, person, mountains, the body, land

Intellectual Evolution of Mankind (O. Kont)

  • Three stages of intellectual evolution (O. Kont): theological, metaphysical, positive

Anthroposociogenesis

  • Definition of the factor of anthroposociogenesis: man is a political being, human specificity related to natural language functions, man as an individual being; social being; human nature

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