Top 50+ Solved Recent Developments in Western Philosophy MCQ Questions Answer

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Q. Who wrote the book Pragmatism?

a. john dewey

c. s. peirce william james

d. comte

  • c. s. peirce c. william james

Q. John Dewey’s philosophy is commonly referred as:

a. instrumentalism

b. utilitarianism

c. hedonism

d. intuitionism

  • a. instrumentalism

Q. Along with pragmatism William James introduced philosophy of:

a. empiricism

b. instrumentalism

c. phenomenism

d. radical empiricism

  • d. radical empiricism

Q. Auguste Comte’s version of positivism is called as:

a. sociological positivism

b. empirical positivism

c. radical positivism

d. scientific positivism

  • b. empirical positivism

Q. Comte describes that ------------------ is the elementary stage of thinking.

a. metaphysical stage

b. positive stage

c. theological stage

d. religious stage

  • c. theological stage

Q. Which among the following is treated as the last stage of philosophising by Comte?

a. positive stage

b. metaphysical stage

c. theological stage

d. religious stage

  • a. positive stage

Q. ------------------- is a characteristic feature of C. S. Pierce’s theory of cognition.

a. agnosticism

b. falllibilism

c. scepticism

d. none of these

  • b. falllibilism

Q. Who among the following wrote “The Quest for Certainty”?

a. john dewey

c. s. peirce william james

d. comte

  • a. john dewey

Q. Being and Nothingness is written by:

a. heidegger

b. jaspers

c. sartre

d. kierkegaard

  • c. sartre

Q. Who among the following is treated as theistic philosopher?

a. kierkegaard

b. sartre

c. heidegger

d. camus

  • a. kierkegaard

Q. ------------------ called as the Magnum Opus of Heidegger.

a. being and nothingness

b. the rebel

c. philosophy

d. being and time

  • d. being and time

Q. “Man is condemned to be free”- is related with :

a. kierkegaard

b. sartre

c. heidegger

d. camus

  • b. sartre

Q. Sartre’s classification of Being is discussed in:

a. being and nothingness

b. existentialism is a humanism

  • a. being and nothingness

Q. Sartre describes two types of Being. Which are they?

a. en-soi and poar-soi

b. sein and zeit

c. being and time

d. yin and yang

  • a. en-soi and poar-soi
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