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Philosophical Methods | Set 3

1. In “Back to things themselves” “things” are taken to mean

Correct : D. the “given”

2. The method of phenomenological reduction demands

Correct : C. suspension of our natural attitude

3. In phenomenology, the exclusion of subjectivity is called

Correct : A. the rule of ‘objectivism’

4. The method of phenomenology is transcendental in the sense that

Correct : B. it aims at disclosing the structures of consciousness

5. The exclusion of the existence of the object in ‘Bracketing Existence’ Means

Correct : A. suspension of our belief in the existence of objects

6. The objects of phenomenological seeing or intuition are

Correct : D. essences

7. The acid test of a truly critical philosophy, according to Husserl was

Correct : D. the ideal of presuppositionless philosophy

8. The phenomenologist claims that philosophy is a rigorous science, In the sense that

Correct : C. it is an investigation of the most radical, fundamental, primitive original evidences of conscious experience.

9. The best known contemporary advocate of phenomenological method is

Correct : C. sartre

10. Phenomenological intuition means

Correct : D. intuition of essences

11. According to Encyclopedia, the aim of phenomenological method is

Correct : B. to establish phenomenology as rigorous science