Methodology Of Philosophy Set 2
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This set of Methodology of Philosophy Multiple Choice Questions & Answers (MCQs) focuses on Methodology Of Philosophy Set 2
Q1 | Chintana prakriya means
- a manner of thinking or procedure of thinking over some problem
- a manner of expression characteristic of a particular philosopher or individual
- an account of a group of facts or phenomena
- an account of the procedures to be followed in a scientific investigation
Q2 | Style means
- an account of the procedures to be followed in a scientific investigation.
- an account of a group of facts or phenomena
- a manner of thinking or procedure of thinking over some problem
- a manner of expression characteristic of a particular philosopher or individual
Q3 | An argument expressed or claimed to be expressible in the form of two propositions called the premises , containing a common or middle term , with a third proposition called the conclusion resulting necessarily from the other two, is called
- method
- style
- syllogism
- theory
Q4 | According to Wittgenstein, syllogism is
- a philosophical method
- a demonstrative method
- style
- theory
Q5 | Art is concerned with practice, while method is a process of
- skill
- action
- application
- thinking
Q6 | A person’s style of doing is called
- method
- syllogism
- pattern
- manner
Q7 | -----------------is a mode of action
- philosophical method
- procedure
- syllogism
- theory
Q8 | Logico-mathematical method is called
- demonstrative method
- pure philosophical method
- scientific method
- hypothetical method
Q9 | ---------------------is an example of pure philosophical method
- mystical method
- analogical method
- etymological method
- phenomenological
Q10 | “A philosophical system claims uniformity of method, but a truly philosophical spirit will rather aim at flexibility”. This statement is by
- descartes
- socrates
- collingwood
- wittgenstein
Q11 | --------------considered as the starting points of mathematical method.
- propositions
- axioms
- theorems
- laws
Q12 | Spinoza’s method is known as
- axiomatic
- mathematical
- theoretical
- geometrical
Q13 | What is the name of book in which Descartes stated his four rules of method?
- discourse on the method
- the method
- ethics
- on ideas
Q14 | Descartes considered -----------and -----------as the two criteria of true knowledge.
- purity and clearness
- clearness and distinctiveness
- clearness and truthfulness
- distinctiveness and purity
Q15 | Descartes himself refuted ------------- as a philosophical method.
- induction
- deduction
- syllogism
- intuition
Q16 | Immanuel Kant’s method is known as
- transcendental
- mathematical
- geometrical
- intuitive
Q17 | The term ‘a priori’ means
- empirical
- a posteriori
- after experience
- before experience
Q18 | “---------------------------------” constitutes a definite and self-evident starting point for the Cartesian philosophy.
- a priori
- self-evident principles
- cogito ergo sum
- ergo cogito
Q19 | Descartes says that when deduction is ’complex and involved’ it may be termed -------
- enumeration
- complex deduction
- association
- complex intuition
Q20 | According to Kant dogmatism has two forms viz. rationalism and --------------.
- intuitionalism
- empiricism
- scepticism
- solipsism
Q21 | To attain certainty and clarity in philosophy many philosophers recommended
- mathematical method
- synthetic method
- enumeration
- intuitive method
Q22 | The method which employs a long series of definitions, postulates, axioms, theorems and problems.
- mathematical method
- synthetic method
- enumeration
- intuitive method
Q23 | In the mathematical method we deduce other principles and propositions from --------
- enumeration
- complex deduction
- association
- axioms
Q24 | Mathematics is a body of certain and-------------------------------- truths.
- self-evident
- mathematical
- theoretical
- geometrical
Q25 | Who gave primacy to intuition?
- hume
- locke
- russell
- descartes