11. Arrange the following works of Isaiah Berlin in chronological order of his publications.
Select the correct answer:
1. Concepts and Categories: Philosophical Essays.
2. Four Essays on Liberty
3. Vico and Herder: Two Studies in the History of Ideas
4. Karl Marx : His Life and Environment
Select the correct answer:
1. Concepts and Categories: Philosophical Essays.
2. Four Essays on Liberty
3. Vico and Herder: Two Studies in the History of Ideas
4. Karl Marx : His Life and Environment
12. Match List-I (Definitions) with List-II (Authors) and select the correct answer:
List-I (Definitions)
List-II (Authors)
a. Politics is both a science and an art
1. David Easton
b. Politics is the authoritative allocation of values that are binding on the society
2. Lasswell and Kaplan
c. Politics is the study of the shaping and sharing of power
3. Michael Curtis
d. Politics is organised dispute about power and its use
4. Treitschke
| List-I (Definitions) | List-II (Authors) |
| a. Politics is both a science and an art | 1. David Easton |
| b. Politics is the authoritative allocation of values that are binding on the society | 2. Lasswell and Kaplan |
| c. Politics is the study of the shaping and sharing of power | 3. Michael Curtis |
| d. Politics is organised dispute about power and its use | 4. Treitschke |
13. Gramsci characterised Fascism as
14. The chief exponent of Scientific Socialism is/are?
15. Who described the classical tradition as 'Epic theory'?
16. Who among the following analyses liberty as a triadic relationship in the defined manner-X is free from Y to do or become (or not to do or become) Z?
17. Given below are two statements, one labelled as Assertion (A) and other labelled as Reason (R). Select the correct answer:
Assertion (A) Karl Marx is interpreted by some as an economic determinist but by others as a humane socialist.
Reason (R) The problem stems from the wide range and complex nature of his own writings.
Assertion (A) Karl Marx is interpreted by some as an economic determinist but by others as a humane socialist.
Reason (R) The problem stems from the wide range and complex nature of his own writings.
18. Consider the following statement:
" . . . . . . . . the notion of politics does not come from heaven. It does not come Oak trees. It is not a gift of any angel. It is a human venture centred in man and created by man".
The above statement is made by:
" . . . . . . . . the notion of politics does not come from heaven. It does not come Oak trees. It is not a gift of any angel. It is a human venture centred in man and created by man".
The above statement is made by:
19. Match List-I with List-II and select the correct answer:
List-I
List-II
a. Hobbes
1. Defence of sovereignty and assertion of the claims of political authority over religion.
b. Locke
2. Defence of individual freedom of thought and expression
c. Rousseau
3. Limited form of constitutional government
d. J. S. Mill
4. Claim that sovereignty has its origin in the people and remains with the people.
| List-I | List-II |
| a. Hobbes | 1. Defence of sovereignty and assertion of the claims of political authority over religion. |
| b. Locke | 2. Defence of individual freedom of thought and expression |
| c. Rousseau | 3. Limited form of constitutional government |
| d. J. S. Mill | 4. Claim that sovereignty has its origin in the people and remains with the people. |
20. Who among the following disputed the view that human behaviour could be adequately described without reference to the intentions, motives and reasons of the actors involved?
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