Questions on Nihilism, Hedonism and Existentialism

" True Morality " does not exist.

Which philosophy does this sentence belong to?

• Hedonism

• Nihilism

• Deontological

• Existentialism

How many principles does Nihilism have in the slides?

• 2

• 9

• 1

• 3

Which of these are the principles of Nihilism?

• Awareness of death against the desire for the continued existence

• Taking responsibility for your own actions.

• Everything is meaningless

Our purpose of living is not decided by God or anyone else but ourselves.

Which philosophy does this statement belong to?

• Deontological

• Existentialism

• Nihilism

• Hedonism

"Existence precedes essence", Believes that neither a God nor a definite model for what a human being should have to look like.

Whose theory is this?

• Albert Camus

• Friedrich Heinrich Jacobi

• Soren Kierkegaard

• Jean-Paul Sartre

Nihilism is its end, and there is no reason to pursue higher values.

Which forms of nihilism suit this statement?

• Passive Nihilism

• Ethical Nihilism

• Epistemological Nihilism

• Political Nihilism

Which of these is the true definition of Isolation concern in Existentialism Insights?

• Desire to believe life is meaningful vs experiences that appear randomly

• Experience of free will vs external forces on behavior

• Awareness of inevitability of death against desire for continued existence

• Feel connected to others and the exprience of rejection

Which philosophy comes from ancient Greek for “pleasure”?

• Deontological

• Existentialism

• Hedonism

• Nihilism

An ethical assumption emphasizes an individual's joy as the primary cause of certain behavior.

Which type of Hedonism does this sentence belong to?

• Egotistical hedonism

• Normative Hedonism

• Altruistic hedonism

• Motivational Hedonism

Which of the following defines Motivational Hedonism?

• The act of maximizing one’s own pleasure by seeking to help others

• Leaving pain an essential element, thus making the theory unpopular

• Pleasure should be people’s primary motivation and pain should be avoided

• Desires to encounter pleasure and to avoid pain guide all of our behavior