A) The existence of God. B) The nature of time and experience. C) The study of physical objects. D) Ethical dilemmas.
A) Rationalism. B) Existentialism. C) Pragmatism. D) Romanticism.
A) Vital. B) Emotional. C) Physical. D) Philosophical.
A) The flow of time. B) The struggle for existence. C) The quest for knowledge. D) The vital impulse or life force.
A) Space. B) Divisibility. C) Existentialism. D) Duration.
A) Postmodernism. B) Analytic philosophy. C) Behaviorism. D) Process philosophy.
A) It is irrelevant to the present. B) It is crucial for our understanding of self. C) It is a hindrance to knowledge. D) It is purely biological.
A) By denying causation altogether. B) By affirming strict determinism. C) By arguing for a more dynamic understanding. D) By focusing solely on material causes. |