Theorıes of Internatıonal Relatıons II (ENG)
Ünite Sınavı Soruları
- 20 soru
- Soru metinleri açık; şıklar ve cevap anahtarı uygulamada
- 1
What does Linklater’s critical project aim at?
- 2
Which theory is explained by the sentences below?
- Knowledge is shaped by human interests of different kinds, rather than standing “objectively” independent from these interests.
- It is an emancipatory thought committed to the formation of a more equal and just world. It seeks to explain the reasons why the realization of this goal is difficult to achieve.
- 3
Which of the following is concerned with the conceptual analysis and logical implications of preference, choice, means, and so forth?
- 4
Which of the following is TRUE about epistemology?
I.It s a theory of knowledge.
II. Positivist epistemology is supported by the claims of a neutral, non-normative, and value-free production of knowledge.
III. It is the study of aspects of human action, especially political action and ethics.
- 5
Which of the following scholars argue that theory is always for someone and for some purpose?
- 6
What does constitute the critical theory’s ontological dimension?
- 7I- Economic Base II- Instinct Theory III- Speech Acts Theory IV-Ideological Superstructure. Which ones of the above led to the birth of critical theory, greatly inspired by Karl Marx’s theoretical formulation?
- 8Which of the following statements is NOT correct about the differences between critical theory and post-modern theories?
- 9
Who was the creator of The Institute for Social Research (Institut für Sozialforschung)?
- 10
'Speech act' theory was particularly developed by which of the following two names?
- 11
Whose work does critical theory particularly originate from?
- 12
Who were the two particular scholars that influenced IR scholars to integrate critical theory to their studies?
- 13
Which of the following is true about critical theory in general?
- 14
Which of the following is supported by the claims of a neutral, non-normative, and value-free production of knowledge?
- 15
The goal of critical theory is the _______________ of society as a whole so that a just society with peace, wealth, freedom, and self-fulfillment for all can be achieved.
- 16
Who is the author of Traditional and Critical Theory?
- 17
According to Cox, how should we see the global politics?
- 18
Positivist epistemology is supported by the claims of a neutral, non-normative, and value-free production of knowledge. Within this positivist framework, the discipline of international relations is seen as a “________” dealing with an object with its distinctive nature, a static perspective of the world made of recurrence.
- 19
Which of the following scholar's work is marked by the awareness that modernity is an unfinished project in its potential for accomplishing human freedom?
- 20
"It is the critical tool used in the reconstruction of political communities, from local to global levels, through open dialogue and non-coercive communication, a process whereby all affected by political decisions put forward their claims and justify them on the basis of rational and universally-accepted principles of validity."
What does the quote above refer to?