Ünite Sınavı Soruları

Which one's main agenda is to criticize modernism and  refute its foundations but not to replace it with certain approaches?

Which of the followings is true about Kantian Approach?

Among the theories of knowledge, empiricism as a way of reaching-knowledge, the basic assumption is that true knowledge can only be acquired through senses and __________. 

Which approach states that the nature is commanded by certain rules and laws results of which could only be observed rather than themselves?

I. It can be identified among the others as an approach challenging the scientific and social standpoints of modernism.

II. It is an alternative effort not only related with the international relations but all social and natural sciences.

III. It rejects the traditional approaches which are concerned with the general principles and universal rules that science and society would be managed by.

 Which term is described by the above sentences?

Which of the following philosophers does not represent rationalism?

Which of the following paradigms emphasizes the enlargement of the rights of individuals as a main point of concern?

Which of the following divisions are commenly used for internatinal relations?

Which of the following criticize the reasons behind the underdevelopment of Third World countries and focus to explain war and peace through economic reasons?

Which one of the following is not one of the variables concerning the state in analytical level? 

Which of the following theories of knowledge assumes that if one theory cannot yield productive result and function effectively; it can be changed or completely be abandoned?

Who prefers the concept of world society, instead of international relations which can be counted as a traditional approach?

I. Science is accepted only as valid scientific knowledge and acts are basic objects to be experimented on.

II. There are two important philosophical beliefs: 1) The main source of human knowledge is data (fact) and it is easily observed, 2) Data (or fact) is available only as a result of our senses.

Which term is described above?

1. Positivism
2. Pragmatism
3. Rationalism
4. Marxism

Which of the above is/are among the main epistemologies in terms of theory of knowledge?

Which of the following theories is advocating hermeneutic/interpretation instead of reality/empirical verification?

"The law of gravity cannot be observed."

Which of the following epistemology might refer to this statement to prove that empiricism and observation in certain cases may not be enough?

Which of the following is NOT one of the assumptions closely associated with positivism?

Which of the following is NOT an assumption of Positivism?