The New Philosophy of History
Description: The New Philosophy of History is a school of thought that emerged in the 19th century, challenging traditional views of history as a linear progression of events. This quiz will test your understanding of the key concepts and thinkers associated with this movement. | |
Number of Questions: 15 | |
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Who is considered the father of the New Philosophy of History?
Which philosopher argued that history is a dialectical process driven by the conflict between thesis, antithesis, and synthesis?
According to Karl Marx, what is the primary driving force of historical change?
Which philosopher posited the idea of a 'positivism', advocating for the use of scientific methods in the study of history?
What is the central theme of Giambattista Vico's 'The New Science'?
According to Friedrich Hegel, what is the ultimate goal of historical development?
Which philosopher argued that history is a process of class struggle, leading to the inevitable victory of the proletariat?
What is the term used by Auguste Comte to describe the scientific study of society?
Which philosopher argued that history is a process of progress, driven by the accumulation of knowledge and technology?
What is the term used by Giambattista Vico to describe the cyclical nature of history?
According to Friedrich Hegel, what is the role of great individuals in history?
Which philosopher argued that history is a process of alienation, in which workers become separated from the products of their labor?
What is the term used by Auguste Comte to describe the final stage of historical development, characterized by scientific knowledge and industrial progress?
Which philosopher argued that history is a process of disenchantment, in which the world becomes increasingly rationalized and devoid of mystery?
What is the term used by Giambattista Vico to describe the primitive stage of human history, characterized by myth and superstition?