Philosophy 107-139

1. 1. A priori by Kant means…

• After experience

• Before experience

• Before Antinomies

• Before Antinomies

• After contemplation

    The first Kant’s greatest work in metaphysical area is…

• “Will to power”

• “Critique of Judgement”

• “The Phenomenology of Spirit”

• “Critique of Pure Reason”

• “Critique of Practical Reason”

   Kant’s greatest critique about Art and Beauty is…

• “Will to power”

• “Critique of practical reason”

• “The Phenomenology of Spirit”

• “The Critique of Pure Reason”

• “The Critique of Judgment”

Descartes divides the world into a metaphysical dualism of two substances:

• Body and mind

• Experience and thing

• Antinomies and time

• Authority and belief

• Contemplation and comparison

  The famous Descartes’s formula “Cogito, ergo sum” is translated from Latin as

• I think, therefore, I have truth

• I think, therefore, I have power

• I think, therefore, I have faith

• I think, therefore, I exist

• I think, therefore, I have values

Universal law in Indian philosophy, which operates in the past, present and future, is called…

• Thinking

• Experience

• Analysis

• Induction

• Karma

According to Plato, everything can be divided in:

• Things and ideas

• Matter and form

• Matter and idea

• Idea and form

• Thing and matter

   The method that comes from common to specific knowledge is…

• Blessedness

• Deduction

• Analysis

• Induction

• Kindness

In J.Locke’s philosophy tabula rasa is…

• Struggle 

• Knowledge of random experience

• Reason

• Logic

• Pure table

   Heliocentric system of the Universe was proposed by:

• Copernicus

• Galileo

• Bruno

• Plato

• Ptolemy