41. How many categories are there?
42. According to Hume, what is the characteristic of the knowledge of the relation of idea?
43. Berkeley, like . . . . . . . . takes mind to be purely passlve in the reception of ideas.
44. Hume was regarded as
1. empiricist
2. positivist
3. rationalist
4. negativist
Select the correct answer:
1. empiricist
2. positivist
3. rationalist
4. negativist
Select the correct answer:
45. How in Mathematics synthetic judgements are possible?
46. If A and B is causally related, then which among the following is not the necessary and sufficient condition of A becoming the cause of B according to Hume.
1. A be precedent and contiguous to B
2. Events resembling A be precedent and contiguous to events resembling B
3. The idea of A be followed by the idea of B
4. The idea of A be associated with the idea of B
5. B must be present in A
1. A be precedent and contiguous to B
2. Events resembling A be precedent and contiguous to events resembling B
3. The idea of A be followed by the idea of B
4. The idea of A be associated with the idea of B
5. B must be present in A
47. Which one of the following groups, correctly depicts Hume's conception of relations dependent on ideas alone?
48. What does Locke understand by the term 'knowledge'?
49. Match the following:
List-I (Philosophers)
List-II (Books)
a. Locke
1. Three Dialogues
b. Aristotle
2. Essay concerning Human Understanding
c. Descartes
3. Categories
d. Berkeley
4. Meditations
| List-I (Philosophers) | List-II (Books) |
| a. Locke | 1. Three Dialogues |
| b. Aristotle | 2. Essay concerning Human Understanding |
| c. Descartes | 3. Categories |
| d. Berkeley | 4. Meditations |
50. Which one is correct with regard to John Locke philosophy?
1. Primary qualities are sensible qualities that depends on their perceiver.
2. Primary qualities are colour, sound, taste and texture.
3. Secondary qualities are those whose existence is independent of any perceiver.
4. Primary qualities are objective properties of things whereas secondary qualities are subjective properties.
1. Primary qualities are sensible qualities that depends on their perceiver.
2. Primary qualities are colour, sound, taste and texture.
3. Secondary qualities are those whose existence is independent of any perceiver.
4. Primary qualities are objective properties of things whereas secondary qualities are subjective properties.
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