Theorıes of Internatıonal Relatıons II (ENG)
Ünite Sınavı Soruları
- 20 soru
- Soru metinleri açık; şıklar ve cevap anahtarı uygulamada
- 1
According to Said, which of the below is a feature of Orient people?
- 2
Which of the below belongs to first dimension that shaped IR theories?
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“It urges to offer an alternative to the Eurocentric stance and notions of Western domination by challenging “western ideas” in all areas namely literature, history, linguistic, identity and gender”.
Which theory is explained by the sentences above?
- 4
Which of thefollowings refers to the state of mind which means a physical survival of the indigenous people without discarding colonial mentality?
- 5
The meaning of the Industrial Revolution is not the acceleration of economic growth, but also the ______________ of economic and social transformation (Hobsbawm, 2003: 32).
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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?
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I. Liberation of the countries meant only political freedom.
II. Many countries are still connected to the Western world through transnational companies.
III. Developing countries have been influences as a cultural dimension from Western Countries.
Which of the above suggests that Colonialism is not actually over?
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Which of the followings did colonialism fundamentally aim to achieve?
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- The concept of subaltern is concentrated on all exploited people, particularly Hindu women, and there are two options of a widowed Indian woman, who lost her husband, one is the self killing tradition (Sati tradition) and being inferior in the process of emancipation of the contemporary world.
- She is interested in feminist side of post-colonialism, because subaltern women are much more inferior than the others.
- She states that subaltern cannot speak also due to not having their own history.
- Her work combines feminism and post-colonial basis.
Which post-colonial scholar is defined above?
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I. Colonialism signified ruling over indigenous people and extraction of their wealth.
II. Colonialism focused on the transfer of communities who sought to maintain their own original culture.
III. It is emphasised in Colonialism that the control of nature and system based on knowledge will ensure human salvation.
Which of the above is correct regarding the Colonialism?
- 11
According to Lenin, which of the followings did the imperialist countries sought to find in colonies?
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- Race is not a contingent determination that could be subsumed under the general category of class, but is a distinctive and autonomous form of social, economic and political inequality.
- The significance of the revolutionary act as also a psychological and intellectual transformation, which must accompany material transformation, or the socialist reorganization of production.
- Individual freedom is an essential component of a socialist synthesis that should guarantee democratic participation in the construction of socialism.
Whose thoughts of post-colonial theory were characterized by the three aspects above?
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Postcolonial formation tries to _________ modern knowledge designed by Western ideology, and it tries to provide localization of knowledge by using pluralistic knowledge principle, that is, there is no single truth/knowledge and was shaped according to the subject and its culture.
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- It allows the individual to exist as the only unit within all social fields.
- It does not permit the ontology of identities public representation and the original formation of the subject at all.
- It is shaped by the adaptation of scientific knowledge to the process of production and consumption in economy by separating space and time and in this sense, it is quite deterministic.
What is the concept defined above?
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As observed by Foucault, __________ plays a powerful role in reproducing and transforming power relations among many different dimensions such as class, culture, gender, disability etc. and is sanctioned through the techniques and procedures accorded value in the discovery of truth.
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____________ was constituted by the formation of contradiction in discourse which is expressed as a Euro-centrist perspective based on historical pride and organic superiority.
Which theory is described by the above sentences?
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- He suggests that colonial authority is necessarily rendered ‘hybrid’ and ‘ambivalent’ when it is imitated or reproduced, thus opening up spaces for the colonized to subvert the master-discourse.
- He is “something of a master of political mystification and theoretical obfuscation”.
- According to him, the objective of colonial discourse is to construe the colonized as a population of degenerate types on the basis of racial origin, in order to justify conquest and to establish systems of administration and instruction.
Which post-colonial scholar is mentioned above?
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- He was a liberal thinker and an economist who was one of the first writers to use the concept of imperialism and even inspired Lenin’s development of the theory of imperialism.
- According to him, the investigation of new investment and market opportunities for unused capital and non-consumable goods within the country leads to imperialism.
Which scholar is defined above?
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- He was a liberal thinker and an economist who was one of the first writers to use the concept of imperialism and even inspired Lenin’s development of the theory of imperialism.
- According to him, imperialism stems from the wrong practices within capitalism, capitalists preferred to convert the surplus of capital into reinvestment in order to make a profit outside their own country, since there was excessive production but inadequate consumption in society.
- The investigation of new investment and market opportunities for unused capital and non-consumable goods within the country leads to imperialism.
Who is the scholar mentioned above?
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What is the main purpose of modernism?