(16)
"Things cannot exist without mind to perceive them." Whose view is this?
1
Kant
2
Hegel
3
Locke
4
Berkeley
(17)
Who said, "The real is rational and the rational is real"?
1
Leibniz
2
Hegel
3
Plato
4
Aristotle
(18)
Who said, "Substance is an idle figment of imagination"?
1
Hume
2
Locke
3
Berkeley
4
Kant
(19)
Which proof for existence of God argues from the idea of God to existence?
1
Cosmological proof
2
Ontological proof
3
Teleological proof
4
None of the above
Answer: Ontological proof
(20)
"The external world exists independently of the knowing mind" is according to
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phenomenalism
2
idealism
3
realism
4
pragmatism
(21)
According to whom, clearness and distinctness form the criterion of certainty of knowledge?
1
Hume
2
Hegel
3
Kant
4
Descartes
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(22)
The branch of philosophy which deals with the nature and criterion of value is called
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ontology
2
ethics
3
axiology
4
religion
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(23)
The chief supporter of the ontological argument of God is
1
St. Augustine
2
St. Anselm
3
St. Thomas Aquinas
4
Aristotole
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(24)
Who among the following can be regarded as a consistent empiricist?
1
Berkeley
2
Hobbes
3
Bacon
4
Hume
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(25)
How many principles are there in the Samkhya theory of evolution?
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(26)
Samkhya theory of causation is known as
1
Asatkaryavada
2
Asatkaranavada
3
Satkaryavada
4
Satkaranavada
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(27)
The effect is potentially contained in the cause. This is an example of
1
Satkaryavada
2
Asatkaryavada
3
Pratityasamutpada
4
Adrstavada
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(28)
Which of the following statements is not true?
1
Purusa is the conscious principle
2
Purusa is inactive
3
Purusa is actively involved in the process of evolution
4
There are many Purusas
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Answer: Purusa is actively involved in the process of evolution
(29)
"A is not A" is the statement of
1
law of identity
2
law of contradiction
3
law of excluded middle
4
law of sufficient reason
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Answer: law of contradiction
(30)
In traditional analysis, propositions are classified into
1
four types
2
three types
3
sue types
4
five types
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