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

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Contradictions are tolerated in _______ mode of thinking.

A)logico-scientific
B)narrative
C)both (a) and (b)
D)neither (a) nor (b)
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Contradictions are not tolerated in _______ mode of thinking.

A)logico-scientific
B)narrative
C)both (a) and (b)
D)neither (a) nor (b)
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_________ thinking does not presuppose universal truths.

A)narrative
B)religious
C)scientific
D)all these
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Narration is a common mode of thinking in _________.

A)literature
B)philosophy
C)history
D)all these
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Hobbes' use of the image of organism to demonstrate monarchy-country relationship is a philosophical ________.

A)system
B)narrative
C)problem
D)truth
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Historical _______ uses reconstruction of past events.

A)truth
B)reality
C)narrative
D)none of these
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History is not merely the recital of dates and events but also their ________.

A)interpretation
B)construction
C)twisting
D)misinterpretation
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Reader has to _______ narrations.

A)construct
B)forget
C)misuse
D)interpret
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Narration assumes the _______.

A)author
B)text
C)reader
D)all these
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A ________ is the physical printed book.

A)text
B)narrative
C)work
D)all these
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A/an _______ is the narrative in a work.

A)book
B)reader
C)author
D)text
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A text is ________

A)open
B)alive
C)both (a) and (b)
D)neither (a) nor (b)
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A work is _______

A)alive
B)open
C)closed
D)none of these
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According to new critics, a text is ________ to many various interpretations.

A)open
B)not exposed
C)not open
D)all these
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_______ is the relationship of a text to other texts.

A)textuality
B)intertextuality
C)authority
D)reading
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The ______ reader is the person who reads a text.

A)implied
B)historical
C)imaginary
D)none of these
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Digital literature forms ________ text.

A)permanent
B)fixed
C)fluid
D)stable
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________ is "the way in which fruitful starting-points and procedures are determined".

A)text
B)philosophy
C)method
D)none of these
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Rene Descartes is a ________ philosopher.

A)english
B)american
C)greek
D)french
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Rene Descartes is a/an _________

A)empiricist
B)skeptic
C)rationalist
D)materialist
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_______ introduced logico-mathematical method.

A)socrates
B)leibnitz
C)plato
D)descartes
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Cartesian method is not _________

A)axiological
B)empirical
C)logico-mathematical
D)intuitive
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The author of The Discourse on Method is _________

A)plato
B)husserl
C)socrates
D)none of these
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'I am thinking, therefore I exist' is proved by ________ method.

A)cartesian
B)socratic
C)phenomenological
D)none of these
Question
Descartes criticized ________ method.

A)mathematical
B)logico-mathematical
C)scholastic
D)intuitive
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Deck 3: Exploring Contradictions, Narration, and Philosophical Methods in Literature and Philosophy
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Contradictions are tolerated in _______ mode of thinking.

A)logico-scientific
B)narrative
C)both (a) and (b)
D)neither (a) nor (b)
narrative
2
Contradictions are not tolerated in _______ mode of thinking.

A)logico-scientific
B)narrative
C)both (a) and (b)
D)neither (a) nor (b)
logico-scientific
3
_________ thinking does not presuppose universal truths.

A)narrative
B)religious
C)scientific
D)all these
narrative
4
Narration is a common mode of thinking in _________.

A)literature
B)philosophy
C)history
D)all these
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Hobbes' use of the image of organism to demonstrate monarchy-country relationship is a philosophical ________.

A)system
B)narrative
C)problem
D)truth
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Historical _______ uses reconstruction of past events.

A)truth
B)reality
C)narrative
D)none of these
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History is not merely the recital of dates and events but also their ________.

A)interpretation
B)construction
C)twisting
D)misinterpretation
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Reader has to _______ narrations.

A)construct
B)forget
C)misuse
D)interpret
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Narration assumes the _______.

A)author
B)text
C)reader
D)all these
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A ________ is the physical printed book.

A)text
B)narrative
C)work
D)all these
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A/an _______ is the narrative in a work.

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B)reader
C)author
D)text
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A text is ________

A)open
B)alive
C)both (a) and (b)
D)neither (a) nor (b)
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A work is _______

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B)open
C)closed
D)none of these
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According to new critics, a text is ________ to many various interpretations.

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B)not exposed
C)not open
D)all these
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_______ is the relationship of a text to other texts.

A)textuality
B)intertextuality
C)authority
D)reading
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The ______ reader is the person who reads a text.

A)implied
B)historical
C)imaginary
D)none of these
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17
Digital literature forms ________ text.

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B)fixed
C)fluid
D)stable
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18
________ is "the way in which fruitful starting-points and procedures are determined".

A)text
B)philosophy
C)method
D)none of these
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19
Rene Descartes is a ________ philosopher.

A)english
B)american
C)greek
D)french
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20
Rene Descartes is a/an _________

A)empiricist
B)skeptic
C)rationalist
D)materialist
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21
_______ introduced logico-mathematical method.

A)socrates
B)leibnitz
C)plato
D)descartes
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22
Cartesian method is not _________

A)axiological
B)empirical
C)logico-mathematical
D)intuitive
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23
The author of The Discourse on Method is _________

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B)husserl
C)socrates
D)none of these
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24
'I am thinking, therefore I exist' is proved by ________ method.

A)cartesian
B)socratic
C)phenomenological
D)none of these
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Descartes criticized ________ method.

A)mathematical
B)logico-mathematical
C)scholastic
D)intuitive
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