Lesson 7 Philosphy Quiz
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Lesson 7 Philosophy quiz
- 1.Authentic:
- A.
Awareness of a world, experience of the world.
- B.
To be, to act, to feel as one genuinely is. To live one's individuality.
- C.
A German school of psychological study founded in the early twentieth century by Max Werhheimer.
- 2.Consciousness:
- A.
To be, to act, to feel as one genuinely is. To live one's individuality.
- B.
A German school of psychological study founded in the early twentieth century by Max Werhheimer.
- C.
Awareness of a world, experience of the world.
- 3.Gestalt psychology:
- A.
To be, to act, to feel as one genuinely is. To live one's individuality.
- B.
A German school of psychological study founded in the early twentieth century by Max Werhheimer.
- C.
In Husserl's phenomenology, it is the life-world or that structured world that we life in and that reflects our past experience from our childhood onward.
- 4.Intentional:
- A.
To be, to act, to feel as one genuinely is. To live one's individuality.
- B.
As used by phenomenologists, an essential aspect of the structure of consciousness in which consciousness is always directed toward an object or objectivity.
- C.
In Husserl's phenomenology, it is the life-world or that structured world that we live in and that reflects our past experience from our child-hood onward
- 5.Lebenswelt:
- A.
In Husserl's phenomenology, it is the life-world or that structured world that we live in and that reflects our past experience from our child-hood onward
- B.
As used by phenomenologists, an essential aspect of the structure of consciousness in which consciousness is always directed toward an object or objectivity.
- C.
Those expectations or assumptions withing consciousness that are involved in structuring the content of our consciousness.
- 6.Noema:
- A.
A twentieth century school of philosophy whose founding is traditionally attributed to Enmud Huserl.
- B.
Within the school of phenomenology, the phenomenon is that which appears, the immediate contents of consciousness.
- C.
Those expectations or assumptions withing consciousness that are involved in structuring the content of our consciousness.
- 7.Phenomenology:
- A.
Those expectations or assumptions withing consciousness that are involved in structuring the content of our consciousness.
- B.
A twentieth century school of philosophy whose founding is traditionally attributed to Enmud Huserl.
- C.
Within the school of phenomenology, the phenomenon is that which appears, the immediate contents of consciousness.
- 8.Phenomenon:
- A.
A German word used by Martin Heidegger and usually translated to mean care.
- B.
The starting point for phenomenologists which concerns the structure and content of consciousness and nothing that exists apart from it.
- C.
Within the school of phenomenology, the phenomenon is that which appears, the immediate contents of consciousness.
- 9.Sorge:
- A.
The starting point for phenomenologists which concerns the structure and content of consciousness and nothing that exists apart from it.
- B.
Within the school of phenomenology, the phenomenon is that which appears, the immediate contents of consciousness.
- C.
A German word used by Martin Heidegger and usually translated to mean care.
- 10.Subjectivity:
- A.
The starting point for phenomenologists which concerns the structure and content of consciousness and nothing that exists apart from it.
- B.
A German word used by Martin Heidegger and usually translated to mean care.
- C.
Within the school of phenomenology, the phenomenon is that which appears, the immediate contents of consciousness.
- 11.According to Heidegger, reality reveals itself to us through:
- A.
Ideas
- B.
Material or physical objects
- C.
Moods
- 12.For phenomenologists, the starting point of philosophical study is:
- A.
Atoms and the void
- B.
Consciousness
- C.
The subconscious
- 13.Phenomenon, in phenomenology is:
- A.
That which appears or shows itself
- B.
Neoma
- C.
Noumena
- 14.To claim that consciousness is essentially intentional is to claim that:
- A.
Noema
- B.
All mental activities are directed at something.
- C.
Structured world of our experience
- 15.Ambiguous figures, like the duck/rabbit illustrate Husserl's view of the rold of:
- A.
Noma
- B.
Structured world of our experience
- C.
Brackets
- 16.Taking the phenomenological point of view, for Husserl, required that we put the world within:
- A.
The scientific method
- B.
Brackets
- C.
Sorge
- 17.Noema is Husserl's term for how:
- A.
Consciousness, in part, determines its object
- B.
Structured world of our experience
- C.
An existentialist confronts absurdity
- 18.For Husserl, a lebenswelt or life-world is the:
- A.
Structured world of our experience
- B.
An existentialist confronts absurdity
- C.
The scientific method
- 19.Husserl, the founder of phenomenology, asks that we "bracket" the "natural standpoint"
- A.
True
- B.
False
- 20.Soren Kierkegaard wrote "What I reallyl lack is to be clear in my mind what I am to do, not what I am to know".
- A.
True
- B.
False
- 21.According to Heidegger traditional thinking is confused over the question of being.
- A.
True
- B.
False
- 22.Edmund Husserl divides reality into being for-itself and being-in-itself.
- A.
True
- B.
False
- 23.According to Sartre, psychology has proven that a man cheats and robs becasue of the conditions under which he grew up.
- A.
True
- B.
False
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