Question 1

Hegel regards 'Geist' is half articulated in:&#10;A)romantic art&#10;B)modern art&#10;C)symbolic art&#10;D)both 'a' and 'b'

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symbolic art&#10;

Question 2

Geist gets full expression in:&#10;A)architecture&#10;B)sculpture&#10;C)drama&#10;D)poetry

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poetry&#10;

Question 3

Theory of Imitation is also called as:&#10;A)theory of mimesis&#10;B)theory of mimestics&#10;C)theory of mimenis

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The Theory of Imitation is also known as the theory of mimesis. This concept, often associated with literature and the arts, suggests that art imitates the realities of the world.

Question 4

Who rehabilitate imitation as the foundation of moral education?&#10;A)plato&#10;B)kant&#10;C)aristotle&#10;D)marx

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Plato, through his works, particularly in "The Republic," emphasized the role of imitation in education, suggesting that through imitating good and just actions, individuals could internalize virtues and moral principles.

Question 5

Aristotle explains music, dance, and poetry are the instruments for:&#10;A)enjoyment only&#10;B)character formation&#10;C)character depletion&#10;D)pleasure

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Aristotle believed that music, dance, and poetry play a role in character formation, as they can influence emotions and moral development.

Question 6

Freud applied ------------------------- to his theory of aesthetics.&#10;A)phenomenological method&#10;B)psychoanalytical method&#10;C)dialectical method

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Freud applied the psychoanalytical method to his theory of aesthetics, using concepts like the unconscious, repression, and desire to analyze and interpret art and literature.

Question 7

For Freud physical world is:&#10;A)changing&#10;B)unreal&#10;C)real&#10;D)neither real nor unreal

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Freud's psychoanalytic theory focuses on the mind and the unconscious but does not deny the reality of the physical world. He believed that our unconscious drives and desires are influenced by our interactions with the physical, real world.

Question 8

Bring out the fundamental drives from which all human action are derived by the opinion of Freud.&#10;A)love and hate&#10;B)sex and aggression&#10;C)fear and dread&#10;D)pleasure and pain

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Sigmund Freud, the founder of psychoanalysis, posited that all human actions are motivated fundamentally by two primary drives: sex (Eros or the life instinct) and aggression (Thanatos or the death instinct).

Question 9

In the opinion of Freud------------------------- treated as the binary code of entire human action&#10;A)peace and agitation&#10;B)love and death&#10;C)fear and anguish&#10;D)pleasure and pain

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Freud's theory of the dual instincts, Eros (love) and Thanatos (death), suggests that these two drives are fundamental forces that influence human behavior and actions.

Question 10

Freud related his theory of appreciation of art to the:&#10;A)pleasure principle&#10;B)ethical principle&#10;C)economic principle&#10;D)social principle

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Freud's theory of art appreciation is closely related to the pleasure principle, which suggests that people are driven to seek pleasure and avoid pain. In the context of art, this principle implies that art provides a form of pleasure and satisfaction that is sought after by the psyche.

Question 11

According to Freud art appreciation ultimately leads:&#10;A)moral satisfaction&#10;B)intellectual satisfaction&#10;C)sublimated sexual satisfaction&#10;D)emotional satisfaction

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The answer of According to Freud art appreciation ultimately leads:&#10;A)moral...

Question 12

-------------------- is both healthy and necessary for civilization, according to Freud.&#10;A)dreams&#10;B)sublimation&#10;C)repression&#10;D)ethical satisfaction

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The answer of -------------------- is both healthy and necessary for...

Question 13

Freud argues that ---------------------- substitutes desires as socially desirable activities.&#10;A)dreams&#10;B)repression&#10;C)psychological exercises&#10;D)sublimation

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The answer of Freud argues that ---------------------- substitutes desires as...

Question 14

Freud asserts that, successfully sublimated sexuality is a:&#10;A)force&#10;B)negative force&#10;C)positive force&#10;D)directive force

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The answer of Freud asserts that, successfully sublimated sexuality is...

Question 15

Freud said --------------------- has a peculiar, mildly intoxication quality of feeling.&#10;A)enjoyment of beauty&#10;B)suppression of emotions&#10;C)repression of enjoyment&#10;D)enjoyment of dreams

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The answer of Freud said --------------------- has a peculiar, mildly...

Question 16

Freud said, ----------- allows repressed behavior to be expressed in a constructive way.&#10;A)instincts&#10;B)dream&#10;C)art&#10;D)freedom

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The answer of Freud said, ----------- allows repressed behavior to...

Question 17

Art giving a -------------------- affect to both the artist and the viewers, said Freud.&#10;A)soothing&#10;B)narcotic&#10;C)negative&#10;D)passive

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The answer of Art giving a -------------------- affect to both...

Question 18

According to Freud art is a -------------- fulfilled in a physical and tangible way.&#10;A)emotion&#10;B)imagination&#10;C)action&#10;D)wish

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The answer of According to Freud art is a --------------...

Question 19

Freud called basic primitive desire of the personality as:&#10;A)libido&#10;B)id&#10;C)ego&#10;D)super ego

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The answer of Freud called basic primitive desire of the...

Question 20

-------------------- longs for pleasure gratification according Freud.&#10;A)id&#10;B)ego&#10;C)super ego&#10;D)libido

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The answer of -------------------- longs for pleasure gratification according Freud.&#10;A)id&#10;B)ego&#10;C)super...

Question 21

In his theory of art Freud observed that, the pleasure in music involves the release of:&#10;A)ego&#10;B)super ego&#10;C)libido&#10;D)id

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The answer of In his theory of art Freud observed...

Question 22

Creating art without conscious thought is called:&#10;A)aesthetic automatism&#10;B)aesthetic spontaneity&#10;C)artistic sublimity&#10;D)artistic

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The answer of Creating art without conscious thought is called:&#10;A)aesthetic...

Question 23

Freudian version of aesthetical theory is known as:&#10;A)artistic automatism&#10;B)theory of sublimation&#10;C)aesthetic automatism&#10;D)aesthetic formalism

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The answer of Freudian version of aesthetical theory is known...

Question 24

Who employed the concept of Aesthetic automatism in art?&#10;A)freud&#10;B)aristotle&#10;C)marx&#10;D)hegel

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The answer of Who employed the concept of Aesthetic automatism...

Question 25

Aesthetic automatism made a strong influence upon:&#10;A)romanticism&#10;B)expressionism&#10;C)realism&#10;D)surrealism

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The answer of Aesthetic automatism made a strong influence upon:&#10;A)romanticism&#10;B)expressionism&#10;C)realism&#10;D)surrealism...

Deck 6: Hegel, Aristotle, and Freud: Aesthetic Theories and Their Concepts