Question 1

Which of the following is a symbol?

Accepted Answer

A) road sign for falling rocks 
B) smoke 
C) traffic signals 
D) none of these 
A) road sign for falling rocks 
B) smoke 
C) traffic signals 
D) none of these A

Question 2

Which of the following is a Symbol?

Accepted Answer

A) road sign for falling rocks 
B) smoke 
C) traffic signals 
D) none of these 
A) road sign for falling rocks 
B) smoke 
C) traffic signals 
D) none of these C

Question 3

Words or traffic signals are examples of ---------

Accepted Answer

A) Icon 
B) Index 
C) Symbol 
D) none of these 
A) Icon 
B) Index 
C) Symbol 
D) none of these C

Question 4

According to the Tractatus, properly meaningful propositions divided into ------ kinds only

Accepted Answer

A) Two 
B) three 
C) four 
D) five 
A) Two 
B) three 
C) four 
D) five

Question 5

-----------categorises of signs into three main types.

Accepted Answer

A) C S Pierce 
B) Sassure 
C) Heidegger 
D) Gadamer 
A) C S Pierce 
B) Sassure 
C) Heidegger 
D) Gadamer

Question 6

History plays an important part in --------------- philosophy.

Accepted Answer

A) Continental 
B) analytical 
C) Positivist 
D) classical 
A) Continental 
B) analytical 
C) Positivist 
D) classical

Question 7

an ------------is associated with its referent.

Accepted Answer

A) Icon 
B) Index 
C) Symbol 
D) none of these 
A) Icon 
B) Index 
C) Symbol 
D) none of these

Question 8

------------- is the author of Phenomenology of perception.

Accepted Answer

A) MerleauPonty 
B) Heidgger 
C) Gadamer 
D) Habermas 
A) MerleauPonty 
B) Heidgger 
C) Gadamer 
D) Habermas

Question 9

An -------------- resembles its referent.

Accepted Answer

A) Icon 
B) Index 
C) Symbol 
D) none of these 
A) Icon 
B) Index 
C) Symbol 
D) none of these

Question 10

A road sign for falling rocks is an example of -----------.

Accepted Answer

A) Icon 
B) Index 
C) Symbol 
D) none of these 
A) Icon 
B) Index 
C) Symbol 
D) none of these

Question 11

A ---------- is related to its referent only by convention

Accepted Answer

A) Icon 
B) Index 
C) Symbol 
D) none of these 
A) Icon 
B) Index 
C) Symbol 
D) none of these

Question 12

------------ is the author ofProblems of Philosophy.

Accepted Answer

A) Russell 
B) Moorre 
C) Wittgenstein 
D) none of these 
A) Russell 
B) Moorre 
C) Wittgenstein 
D) none of these

Question 13

------------ is the most important novel by Sartre.

Accepted Answer

A) Being and Time 
B) Nausea 
C) Truth and Method 
D) Ideas. 
A) Being and Time 
B) Nausea 
C) Truth and Method 
D) Ideas.

Question 14

-------- defined a sign as "something which stands to somebody for something,.

Accepted Answer

A) C S Pierce 
B) Sassure 
C) Heidegger 
D) Gadamer 
A) C S Pierce 
B) Sassure 
C) Heidegger 
D) Gadamer

Question 15

smoke is an ------------ sign of fire .

Accepted Answer

A) Icon 
B) Index 
C) Symbol 
D) none of these 
A) Icon 
B) Index 
C) Symbol 
D) none of these

Question 16

According to Tractatus ------------ propositions which represented, or 'pictured', reality .

Accepted Answer

A) Factual 
B) Analytcal 
C) Symbolic 
D) none of these 
A) Factual 
B) Analytcal 
C) Symbolic 
D) none of these

Which of the following is a symbol?

Which of the following is a Symbol?

Words or traffic signals are examples of ---------

According to the Tractatus, properly meaningful propositions divided into ------ kinds only

-----------categorises of signs into three main types.

History plays an important part in --------------- philosophy.

an ------------is associated with its referent.

------------- is the author of Phenomenology of perception.

An -------------- resembles its referent.

A road sign for falling rocks is an example of -----------.

A ---------- is related to its referent only by convention

------------ is the author ofProblems of Philosophy.

------------ is the most important novel by Sartre.

-------- defined a sign as "something which stands to somebody for something,.

smoke is an ------------ sign of fire .

According to Tractatus ------------ propositions which represented, or 'pictured', reality .

Structuralism and Post-Structuralism

Hermeneutics, Gadamer, Husserl, Heidegger, and Existentialism

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

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Exam 11: Philosophy and Semiotics: Exploring Meaning and Representation

Which of the following is a symbol?

Which of the following is a Symbol?

Words or traffic signals are examples of ---------

According to the Tractatus, properly meaningful propositions divided into ------ kinds only

-----------categorises of signs into three main types.

History plays an important part in --------------- philosophy.

an ------------is associated with its referent.

------------- is the author of Phenomenology of perception.

An -------------- resembles its referent.

A road sign for falling rocks is an example of -----------.

A ---------- is related to its referent only by convention

------------ is the author ofProblems of Philosophy.

------------ is the most important novel by Sartre.

-------- defined a sign as "something which stands to somebody for something,.

smoke is an ------------ sign of fire .

According to Tractatus ------------ propositions which represented, or 'pictured', reality .

Structuralism and Post-Structuralism

Hermeneutics, Gadamer, Husserl, Heidegger, and Existentialism

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

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