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1
In his 1923
The Ego and the Id
, Sigmund Freud first discussed the ego, the Id, and ...
the super ego
the body
the mind
the soul
2
In 1792, whose rights did Mary Wollstonecraft champion?
women
children
the environment
animals
3
Friedrich Nietzsche began his career as a:
pastor
playwrite
physicist
philologist
4
What does Aristotle claim is required for proper friendship?
creativity
virtue
attraction
wisdom
5
In her book reporting on the war crimes trial of the Nazi Adolph Eichman, Hannah Arendt uses the phrase:
"the ubiquity of evil"
"the banality of evil"
"the stupidity of evil"
"the inevitability of evil"
6
The feminist philosopher Simone de Beauvoir writes in
The Second Sex,
"One is not born a woman but rather ..."
"...creates a woman."
"...speaks in the voice of a woman."
"... becomes a woman."
"...dies a woman."
7
Who argued that a corporation could have no moral duties because "it has no pants to kick, no soul to damn”?
Karl Marx
Ruth Bader Ginsberg
Milton Friedman
John Stuart Mill
8
How many jurors were there at Socrates' trial?
9
501
1001
99
9
John Rawls argued for the importance of a "veil of ignorance" in our deliberation. What was to be veiled?
our favorite sports
our position in society
our logic
our species
10
In the 17th Century, Princess Elisabeth of Bohemia had a famous correspondence about the soul with this philosopher.
René Descartes
Mary Wollstonecraft
G.W. Leibniz
John Locke
11
In Martin Luther King's 1963 "Letter From Birmingham Jail" he writes: "Injustice anywhere is a threat to justice ...
for minorities."
in America."
everywhere."
in those places."
12
In his 1759
Candide
, Voltaire made fun of this philosopher for his claim that this is "the best of all possible worlds."
John Locke
Thomas Hobbes
G.W. Leibniz
Princess Elizabeth of Bohemia
13
In 1806 when Hegel was finishing his
Phenomenology of Spirit
in the German city of Jena what was happening politically?
The Lisbon earthquake
The first democratic elections were held in Germany.
The Trial of Alfred Dreufus
The French army, led by Napolean, conquered the city.
14
Who painted the image of workboots that Heidegger discusses in his
The Origin of the Work of Art?
Pablo Picasso
Frida Kahlo
Paul Cézanne
Vincent van Gogh
15
What major philosopher died in December 2021?
Hannah Arendt
Jacques Derrida
Betty White
bell hooks
16
Judith Butler's influential 1990 book on gender is titled:
Powers of Horror: An Essay on Abjection
Gender Trouble
Ethics of SexualDifference
The Feminine Mystique
17
As a student, Hegel lived with two other people who went on to be famous. Who were they?
Friedrich Hölderlin and Friedrich Schelling
William James and C.S. Peirce
Friedrich Nietzsche and Alexander von Humboldt
Friedrich Schlegl and Richard Wagner
18
Which Peruvian thinker is known as the father of Peruvian Marxism?
Jose Carlos Mariategui
Francisco de Vitoria
Bartolomé Las Casas
Juan Ponce de León
19
According to Zeno's paradox, what is it that Achilles can never catch?
a rabbit
tortoise
dog
COVID
20
Critical Theory, as practiced by Theodor Adorno, Max Horkheimer, and others, had its beginnings in this German city
Munich
Berlin
Stuttgart
Frankfurt
21
Immanuel Kant wrote about a wide variety of topics, including geography, but never traveled far from his home town.
False
True
22
Martin Heidegger did most of his writing in a small, secluded hut. Where was it?
Berlin
The Swiss Alps
Aspen
The Black Forest
23
What is the title of Gloria Anzaldúa's book where she first develops her theory of a New Mestiza consciousness?
Borderlands/La Frontera
Pilgrimages/Peregrinajes
100 Years of Solitude
Black Skin, White Masks
24
For Husserl consciousness is always consciousness of something.
False
True
25
Which early modern philosopher was excommunicated?
René Descartes
Gottfried Wilhelm Leibniz
Baruch Spinoza
Margaret Cavendish