1. The transfer of human traits to the objects of the external world, characteristic of the mythological consciousness, is called:
2. Dialectics is the philosophical doctrine of:
3. The aporia is:
4. The theory of dual truth was directed against:
5. Thomas Aquinas borrowed in many respects the views of the ancient thinker:
6. The pantheism of Giordano Bruno is:
7. The position of Hegel Everything is reasonable, everything that is reasonable is really:
8. The continuers of Baconian empiricism in the philosophy of modern times were:
9. The will in the teachings of A. Schopenhauer and F. Nietzsche is a collection:
10. The philosophical system of Descartes is a variant of the philosophical:
11. The founder of the Eleatic school was:
12. Induction is:
13. Scientific ignorance, according to Nicholas of Cusa, is:
14. The representative of neo-positivism was:
15. We have the right to believe at our own risk in any hypothesis, "the representatives stated:
16. Asceticism is:
17. Hedonism is:
18. The natural way of things in ancient Chinese philosophy is called:
19. Scholasticism is:
20. Reasoning: "Every thing has its own cause, for nothing comes from nothing; hence, our world as a whole also has a reason that only God can be "is:
21. The philosophy of Socrates is mainly:
22. Speaking about the idols of the theater, Francis Bacon speaks, above all, against:
23. In the spirit of the xenophanic idea that if cows and horses invented gods for themselves, then their gods would be cows and horses, would say:
24. Hylozoism is a representation:
25. The idea that we see the world only on the scale of our own perception is called:
26. One of the most characteristic features of n philosophy XIX - early XX centuries. is an:
27. Sofia, in the teachings of Vladimir Solovyov, is:
28. Philosophy is (in the translation of the word from Greek to Russian):
29. The explanation of the origin of the world mechanicism of classical natural science and philosophy of modern times saw mainly in:
30. Verification is:
31. Philosophy, of course:
32. Empiricism D. Hume anticipated the philosophical tradition:
33. Thomism is a religious and philosophical teaching:
34. The position of Descartes I think, therefore, I exist must be understood in the sense that:
35. Occam´s razor tends toward:
36. Mayevtika is:
37. The representative of the philosophy of life was not:
38. Nirvana in Indian philosophy is:
39. The problem of the meaning of life is one of the main themes:
40. Matter is a philosophical concept, which means:
41. The physical world is the other-being of the World-mind, - believed:
42. Noosphere, according to V.I. Vernadsky, is this:
43. How many people, so many truths, were considered:
44. Epistemology is:
45. The ancestor of pragmatism was:
46. ​​Apeiron is:
47. From the point of view of O. Comte, philosophy should be:
48. Metaphysics is:
49. Protagoras belongs to the provision:
50. D. Hume´s assertion that reality is a stream of sensations can be characterized as:
51. Congenital ideas are just a sketch of future knowledge that crystallizes in the process of life experience, believed:
52. The founder of existentialism was:
53. The real reality of Democritus is:
54. In the Renaissance, the concept of God was mainly:
55. Medieval realism is a philosophical idea that affirmed the reality of the physical world:
56. The situation, by virtue of which everything in the world is relative, is:
57. Pragmatism proclaims the rejection of:
58. The law of three stages of historical development of knowledge (theological, metaphysical, positive) formulated:
59. Christians persecuted the Gentiles:
60. Reasoning If there was no God, he would still be, because we can not help believing in him as an eternal source and the unshakable guarantor of the really existing good belongs:
61. In the neo-positivist treatment, philosophy should be predominantly:
62. I believe, in order to understand, this is the positio