A Protean self is:
a. composed mostly of protein
b. able to change as reality changes
c. composed of protons and neutrons
d. a core self
b.
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Marx’s philosophy is frequently called
a. historical materialism. b. historical egoism. c. egoistic materialism. d. communistic pragmatism.
Orthodoxy, a branch of Judaism, is committed to retaining traditional practices and beliefs that include
A. synagogue services being conducted completely in German. B. basic manual labor on the Sabbath that requires minimal exertion. C. females wearing a skullcap to keep their heads covered. D. the requirement of a quorum of ten Jewish males for a service.
Answer the following statement(s) true (T) or false (F)
1. Kierkegaard shocked Romantic nineteenth-century Europe by claiming, a century ahead of his time, that objectivity is truth. 2. The character of Judge William is Kierkegaard's symbol of a person who is locked in the aesthetic stage. 3. Heidegger calls humans "Being-there" because human existence is different from the existence of things and animals. 4. Heidegger believes we ought to take into account what "they say," because forgetting about public opinion removes us from total existential awareness. 5. Heidegger thinks humans feel anguish when they realize that all their concerns and rules are relative.
Which of the following branches of philosophy does not involve questions related to values?
What will be an ideal response?