Recent Trends in Western Philosophy | Set 3
1. -------------- stage is about progressing past the previous two stages in life onto
something profound and pulsating.
2. Existentialism is a Humanism s an article by ---------.
3. Being and Nothingness is a ------------- ontology.
4. ----------- phenomenology is interested in what it is to be human rather what is the
world as such.
5. ----------- is the author of Human all too Human .
6. ‘Geneology of Morals’ is authored by ---------------------.
7. ------------- is the author of Birth of Tragedy .
8. ---------------- s the author of Thus Spake Zarathustra.
9. ‘Death of God ‘ is a statement by ---------------.
10. ----------- is the author of Twilight of the Idols.
11. “Superman” is a term significantly used by -------------.
12. --------- believes that individuals are entirely free and must take personal
responsibility for themselves.
13. ---------- considered as the father of atheistic existentialism .
14. ---------- Existentialism, affirm the belief in the existence of God.
15. ----------- is a major proponent of atheistic existentialism.
16. -------- challenged the foundatons of morality.
17. According to --------------- that modern science and the increasing secularization of
European society had effectively "killed" the Christian God.
18. -------------completely rejected the approach of most philosophers since Descartes, who
had been trying to prove the existence of the external world.
19. ----------- main concern was always ontology or the study of being.
20. Heidegger uses the term dwelling to capture the distinctive manner in which -----------
is in the world.
21. ------------Derived from a Greek word connected with the name of the god, the reputed
messenger and interpreter of the gods.
22. ------------ is the proponent of philosophical Hermeneutics
23. ------------ was an atheist existentialist.
24. ------------------was a theistic existentialist
25. According to -------- The distinctive of the human animal is the "will to power”.
26. Nietzsche grounds religion in the human needs of the insecure person.
27. ------------ is the author of The Rebel.
28. ---------- is the author of The Myth of Sisyphus.
29. -------------- existentialist who won Nobel Prize for literature.
30. ----------- is the author of Second Sex.
31. Kierkegaard and -----------were interested in people's concealment of
the meaninglessness of life and their use of diversion to escape from boredom.
32. Sartre's existentialism drew its immediate inspiration from the work of the German
philosopher, ------------.
33. The ---------- welcomed Husserl's doctrine of intentionality as a refutation of the
Cartesian view of consciousness .
34. in his Concluding Unscientific Postscript, ------------ claims that “subjectivity is the
truth,”
35. For ------------------------ “the crowd is untruth.”
36. ----------- is the author of Beyond Good and Evil.
37. ----------- wants to deliver the human being from the crowd and make him aware of
himself as the centre of responsibilities.
38. The philosophy of ---------------- emphasizes the importance of the individual.
39. ---------------wants to deliver the human being from the crowd and make him aware of
himself as the centre of responsibilities.
40. ------------stage is called the Don Juan stage.
41. -------------stage man makes a choice for a determinate moral standard
42. ------stage is characterized by essential suffering, fear and trembling, guilt and dread.
43. Kierkegaard gives priority to the existential truth or truth as subjectivity.
44. ------------ is the author of Mystery of Being.
45. ------------- is the author of Man in the Modern age.
46. ---------- developed an existential philosophy of Technology.
47. ------------ is the author of Being and Having..
48. -------- language is precise, free of ambiguity, and clear in structure, on the model
of symbolic logic.
49. ---------- language is vague, misleading, and sometimes contradictory.
50. ---------- Language philosophy is generally associated with the (later) views of Ludwig
Wittgenstein,
51. According to the Tractatus, properly meaningful propositions divided into ------
kinds only
52. According to Tractatus ------------ propositions which represented, or ‘pictured’,
reality .
53. ------------ is the author ofProblems of Philosophy.
54. History plays an important part in --------------- philosophy.
55. ------------- is the author of Phenomenology of perception.
56. ------------ is the most important novel by Sartre.
57. -------- defined a sign as “something which stands to somebody for something,.
58. -----------categorises of signs into three main types.
59. An -------------- resembles its referent.
60. A road sign for falling rocks is an example of -----------.
61. (2) an ------------is associated with its referent.
62. smoke is an ------------ sign of fire .
63. A ---------- is related to its referent only by convention
64. Which of the following is a symbol?
65. Which of the following is a Symbol?
66. Words or traffic signals are examples of ---------