Question 1

The ------------ reduction is a suspension of judgments about the existence or nonexistence of the external world.&#10;A)Phenomenological&#10;B)Transcendental&#10;C)eidetic&#10;D)none of these

Accepted Answer

The phenomenological reduction, also known as epoché, involves suspending judgments about the existence or nonexistence of the external world to focus on the structures of consciousness and phenomena as they present themselves. This concept is central to phenomenology, particularly in the work of Edmund Husserl.

Question 2

------------ reduction tries is to identify the basic components of phenomena.&#10;A)Phenomenological&#10;B)Transcendental&#10;C)eidetic&#10;D)none of these

Accepted Answer

Eidetic reduction is a method in phenomenology that aims to identify the essential, invariant features or basic components of phenomena by stripping away the layers of subjective interpretation and experience.

Question 3

Husserl called descriptive analysis ---------- phenomenology&#10;A)Static&#10;B)descriptive&#10;C)genetic&#10;D)none of these

Accepted Answer

Husserl referred to descriptive analysis as "static phenomenology," which focuses on the structures of experience as they present themselves.

Question 4

The ------------- attitude is a turn towards the source of world's meaning.&#10;A)Phenomenological&#10;B)natural&#10;C)eidetic&#10;D)none of these

Accepted Answer

The phenomenological attitude involves turning towards the source of meaning in the world by examining experiences and consciousness.

Question 5

According to ----------- language is not the original bearer of meaning.&#10;A)Brentano&#10;B)Husserl&#10;C)Heidegger&#10;D)Gadamer

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The answer of According to ----------- language is not the...

Question 6

----------- consider that he has widened the sphere of meaning to include all intentional acts.&#10;A)Brentano&#10;B)Husserl&#10;C)Heidegger&#10;D)Gadamer

Accepted Answer

Husserl is known for expanding the concept of meaning beyond mere linguistic expressions to include all acts of consciousness that intend something, thus broadening the scope of phenomenology.

Question 7

Unlike ---------- Husserl did not differentiate between noumenal and phenomenal realm.&#10;A)Hegel&#10;B)Kant&#10;C)Heidegger&#10;D)Gadamer

Accepted Answer

Kant is known for differentiating between the noumenal (things as they are in themselves) and the phenomenal (things as they appear to us) realms, a distinction not made by Husserl, who focused on the structures of consciousness.

Question 8

The -------- is a na&#239;ve acceptance of reality as a domain of facts independent of consciousness.&#10;A)Phenomenological&#10;B)natural&#10;C)eidetic&#10;D)none of these

Accepted Answer

The term "natural" in this context refers to "natural attitude," which is a concept in phenomenology describing the naive acceptance of reality as a domain of facts independent of consciousness.

Question 9

The ----------- attitude is a turn towards world's meaning .&#10;A)Phenomenological&#10;B)natural&#10;C)eidetic&#10;D)none of these

Accepted Answer

The phenomenological attitude involves a shift in perspective towards exploring and understanding the essence and meanings of experiences in the world, distinguishing it from natural or everyday attitudes.

Question 10

---------- discloses the world as a correlative of transcendental subjectivity.&#10;A)Phenomenology&#10;B)existentialism&#10;C)hermeneutics&#10;D)none of these

Accepted Answer

Phenomenology, as a philosophical approach, emphasizes the study of structures of consciousness as experienced from the first-person point of view. It discloses the world as a correlative of transcendental subjectivity, focusing on the ways in which we experience the world through our consciousness.

Question 11

------------ are the pre given context in which we find ourselves .&#10;A)Horizon&#10;B)hyle&#10;C)noema&#10;D)noesis

Accepted Answer

The answer of ------------ are the pre given context in...

Question 12

The central theme of ---------'s philosophy is the question concerning the meaning of being .&#10;A)Husserl&#10;B)Heidegger&#10;C)Gadamer&#10;D)Derrida

Accepted Answer

The answer of The central theme of ---------'s philosophy is...

Question 13

----------- attempted to access being (Sein) by means of phenomenological analysis of human existence (Dasein) in respect to its temporal and historical character.&#10;A)Heidegger&#10;B)Bretano&#10;C)Gadamer&#10;D)Derrida

Accepted Answer

The answer of ----------- attempted to access being (Sein) by...

Question 14

The central problem for ------------ is the problem of constitution: How is the world as phenomenon constituted in our consciousness?&#10;A)Husserl&#10;B)Bretano&#10;C)Gadamer&#10;D)Derrida

Accepted Answer

The answer of The central problem for ------------ is the...

Question 15

----------- asks: &#34;What is the mode of being of that being in which the world constitutes itself?&#34;&#10;A)Heidegger&#10;B)Bretano&#10;C)Gadamer&#10;D)Derrida

Accepted Answer

The answer of ----------- asks: &#34;What is the mode of...

Question 16

Heidegger's attempt to overcome western metaphysics is influenced by -------.&#10;A)Husserl&#10;B)Bretano&#10;C)Gadamer&#10;D)Derrida

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The answer of Heidegger's attempt to overcome western metaphysics is...

Question 17

The being of Dasein is made visible as --------&#10;A)Care&#10;B)authentic&#10;C)inauthentic&#10;D)Solicitude

Accepted Answer

The answer of The being of Dasein is made visible...

Question 18

Dasein's primordial relationship to others is one of -----------.&#10;A)Care&#10;B)authentic&#10;C)inauthentic&#10;D)Solicitude

Accepted Answer

The answer of Dasein's primordial relationship to others is one...

Question 19

---------- is presuppositionless science of consciousness.&#10;A)Phenomenology&#10;B)existentialism&#10;C)hermeneutics&#10;D)none of these

Accepted Answer

The answer of ---------- is presuppositionless science of consciousness.&#10;A)Phenomenology&#10;B)existentialism&#10;C)hermeneutics&#10;D)none of...

Question 20

----------- is essentially temporal.&#10;A)Dasein&#10;B)mind&#10;C)body&#10;D)none of these

Accepted Answer

The answer of ----------- is essentially temporal.&#10;A)Dasein&#10;B)mind&#10;C)body&#10;D)none of these...

Question 21

The temporal character of ------------- is derived from the tripartite ontological structure: existence, thrownness, and fallenness .&#10;A)Dasein&#10;B)mind&#10;C)body&#10;D)none of these

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The answer of The temporal character of ------------- is derived...

Question 22

For --------- an essence is that which holds throughout all perceptions of an object.&#10;A)Husserl&#10;B)Bretano&#10;C)Gadamer&#10;D)Derrida

Accepted Answer

The answer of For --------- an essence is that which...

Question 23

---------- is critical of the ontotheological conception of substance.&#10;A)Heidegger&#10;B)Bretano&#10;C)Gadamer&#10;D)Derrida

Accepted Answer

The answer of ---------- is critical of the ontotheological conception...

Question 24

The task of --------------- is to distinguish between being and entities.&#10;A)Ontology&#10;B)Phenomenology&#10;C)Hermeneutics&#10;D)Existentialism

Accepted Answer

The answer of The task of --------------- is to distinguish...

Deck 7: Phenomenology and the Study of Being: Exploring Concepts and Attitudes