Exam 3: Exploring Contradictions, Narration, and Philosophical Methods in Literature and Philosophy

Narration is a common mode of thinking in _________.

A work is _______

History is not merely the recital of dates and events but also their ________.

A text is ________

_________ thinking does not presuppose universal truths.

________ is "the way in which fruitful starting-points and procedures are determined".

According to new critics, a text is ________ to many various interpretations.

Narration assumes the _______.

Hobbes' use of the image of organism to demonstrate monarchy-country relationship is a philosophical ________.

Rene Descartes is a/an _________

Rene Descartes is a ________ philosopher.

_______ introduced logico-mathematical method.

Descartes criticized ________ method.

The author of The Discourse on Method is _________

A/an _______ is the narrative in a work.

Reader has to _______ narrations.

_______ is the relationship of a text to other texts.

'I am thinking, therefore I exist' is proved by ________ method.

Historical _______ uses reconstruction of past events.

Contradictions are tolerated in _______ mode of thinking.