Deneme Sınavı Soruları

Gramscian ______________ allows the moral, political and cultural values of the dominant group to become widely dispersed throughout the society and be accepted by subordinate groups and classes as their own. 

Which of the following formulates “gender” as a “theoretical category” whilst exploring the hidden “gender bias” of main IR concepts and whilst discussing the structural aspects of relations?

In which of the following scholar's works do the idea of both “suffering” and “happiness” take place?

Which of the following does not comply with the Aberystwyth School's approach to security?

When did  Sylvester write "Feminist International Relations"?

When was the first international treaty on flora (plants) signed?

Critical theorists focus essentially on ideology and cultural forces as __________ of domination and barriers to true freedom.

Which of the following denies the superiority of humans against the other living species?

Which of the following deals with how the very concepts that constitute a theory are constituted and organized?

What do the scholars with critical perspectives on security refuse?

Which of the following scholars had an aim to provide, through a synthesis of Marxism and psychoanalysis, “the missing link” between the ideological superstructure and socio-economic base?

Who may argue that only with the attainment of equal rights between men and women, feminism can reach its objective?

Which of the following statements about the Copenhagen School is false?

1. The most important feature that differentiates poststructuralist approaches from other social theories, including constructivism, is that language/ discourse is the basis of its ontology.
2. While constructivists are interested in what a state’s identity is and how it affects foreign policy, poststructuralists are interested in how any difference is marginalized by discourse as contrast, danger, or threat.
3. Poststructuralists do not adopt an attitude that accepts identity’s causal effects on foreign policy even though identity is considered as one of potential causal influences on foreign policy in social constructivist approaches.
4. It is worth noting that poststructuralists, and constructivists constitute their analyses on different perspectives.
5. Poststructuralist approach highligts how the sovereign states, even the liberal ones, construct themselves through violence and exclusion.

Which of the above are correct related to the features that differentiate poststructualist approaches from other social theories in the context of International Relations?

What is the aim of the "Double Reading", included to literature as a deconstruction style by Derrida? 

Which IR theorist stands out as one of the most important figures in Constructivist IR theory? 

1. It allows the individual to exist as the only unit within all social fields.
2. It is quite deterministic and shaped by the adaptation of scientific knowledge to the process of production and consumption in economy by separating space and time.
3. It retains a deep underlying continuity with the optimistic tradition of rationality, realism, and materialism.
4. In the framework of this concept, the control of nature and a system based on knowledge will ensure human salvation.
   Which concept is defined above?

I. Modernism allows the individual as the only unit within all social fields.

II. Modernism does not permit the ontology of identities public representation.

III. Modernism is shaped by the adaptation of scientific knowledge to the process of production.

Which of the above is correct regarding the modernism?

According to Said, which of the below is a feature of Orient people?