Hume to Hermeneutics

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Test your knowledge on key philosophical concepts from Hume, Kant, and the rise of Hermeneutics. Dive into the intricacies of Positivism and discover how these ideas shape our understanding of social sciences.

3 Thought-Provoking Questions
Multiple Choice Format
Ideal for Philosophy Enthusiasts

3 Questions1 MinutesCreated by AnalyzingThought215

Kant did not disagree with which of the following ideas of Hume?

We cannot see, observe, or find the necessity and universality of events in our sense experience

The necessity and universality of knowledge only exists in our minds

Scientific knowledge is unattainable for humans

Which of the following is not a characteristic of Positivism?

Social and mental phenomena can be investigated empirically

Observation and theory go hand in hand

Applying methodological dualism

What is the main reason for Hermeneutics' emergence and development?

Because social sciences have less achievement than natural sciences

Because positivism is criticized for devaluing religion

Because humans are no objects and much more complicated, therefore we need a different science to study humans rather than positivism

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