Q101
Open questionAt which stage of knowledge, we see that things are individual and separate entities?
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Q102
Open question"Metaphysics exists, if not as a Science, as natural disposition of man". Is the view of
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Q103
Open questionDescartes suggests . . . . . . . . as absolute substance.
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Q104
Open questionWhat are said to be the attributes of body?
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Q105
Open questionMark the incoinpatible with Hume's philosophy
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Q106
Open questionWhich theory lies in sharp contrast with Berkeley's Idealism?
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Q107
Open questionAssertion (A) Kant argues that space and time are the subjective forms of perceiving any object for all human beings.
Reason (R) Kant believes that since space and time are subjective in the same way for all human beings, they are truly objective.
Reason (R) Kant believes that since space and time are subjective in the same way for all human beings, they are truly objective.
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Q108
Open questionKnowledge is regarded as a joint venture of
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Q109
Open questionWhich of the following statements is not true?
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Q110
Open questionMatch the following:
| List-I | List-II |
| a. Problem of Induction | 1. Hume |
| b. Immaterialism | 2. Berkeley |
| c. Idea of modes | 3. Locke |
| d. Spinoza | 4. Attributes |
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Q111
Open questionMatch the following:
| List-I | List-II |
| a. Aristotle | 1. Transcendental unity of apperception |
| b. Spinoza | 2. Pre-established harmony |
| c. Leibniz | 3. Unmoved mover |
| d. Kant | 4. Intellectual Love of God |
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Q112
Open questionWhat do you mean by Modes?
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Q113
Open questionMatch List-I with List-II and select the correct answer:
| List-I (Thinker) | List-II (Thinking) |
| a. Kant | 1. Prime facie obligation |
| b. Hegel | 2. My station and its duties |
| c. Bradley | 3. Be a person |
| d. Ross | 4. Act as a member of kingdom of end |
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Q114
Open questionAccording to Leibniz Monads are regarded as
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Q115
Open questionConsider the following statements with reference to Descartes and mark the correct option:
1. All mental states are reducible to Physical states.
2. All Physical states are reducible to Mental states.
3. Body-Mind relation is not similar to that of car and driver.
4. There is no corporeal and non-corporeal distinction with respect to human beings.
1. All mental states are reducible to Physical states.
2. All Physical states are reducible to Mental states.
3. Body-Mind relation is not similar to that of car and driver.
4. There is no corporeal and non-corporeal distinction with respect to human beings.
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Q116
Open questionThe conclusion of which type of argument is not logically necessary?
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Q117
Open questionDescartes believes in
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Q118
Open questionWhat is not the property of consciousness?
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Q119
Open questionWhich one of the following statements is true with reference to Berkeley?
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Q120
Open questionWhat can be perceived through mind?
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