Match List - I with List - II.
List - I
List - IIA Three sources of knowledge I Nyāya-vaisheshika B Four sources of knowledge II Prabhakar Mimansa C Five sources of knowledge III Jainism D Six sources of knowledge IV Kumarila Mimamsa
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This section explains the correct matching between the number of sources of knowledge (pramanas) and the specific Indian philosophical schools listed.
The task is to align the concepts in List - I (number of sources of knowledge) with the corresponding schools in List - II.
Based on these pairings, the correct combination is A-III, B-I, C-II, D-IV.
| List - I | List - II |
| A. Three sources of knowledge | III. Jainism |
| B. Four sources of knowledge | I. Nyāya-Vaiśeṣika |
| C. Five sources of knowledge | II. Prabhākar Mīmāṃsā |
| D. Six sources of knowledge | IV. Kumarila Mīmāṃsā |
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| A | 2 proposition may be true together but never be false together | I | Sub-alternation |
| B | 2 propositions can neither be true together nor false together | II | Sub-contrary |
| C | 2 propositions may be false together but never be true together | III | Contradictory |
| D | truth of the universal implies truth of the particular | IV | Contrary |
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| A | Correspondence theory of Truth | I | Russell |
| B | Coherence theory of Truth | II | Frege |
| C | Pragmatist theory of Truth | III | James |
| D | Deflationary theory of Truth | IV | Leibniz |
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| A | Real is rational and rational in real | I | Descartes |
| B | Idea of God is an innate idea | II | Hegel |
| C | Existence precedes essence | III | Kierkegaard |
| D | Truth is subjective | IV | Sartre |
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| A | Forms are absolute. | I | Hume |
| B | To be is to be perceived. | II | Locke |
| C | Causes of the impression are unknown. | III | Plato |
| D | Primary qualities inhere in the objects. | IV | Berkeley |
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| A | Jainism | I | Nitya parmānu karanavada |
| B | Nyāya-Vaisheshika | II | Brahma Vivartavāda |
| C | Rāmānuja | III | Sadasatkaryavada |
| D | Shankara | IV | Brahma - Parinamavāda |
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| A | p · q | I | ~ (~ p · ~ q) |
| B | p v q | II | (p · q) v (~ p · ~ q) |
| C | p ⊃ q | III | ~ (~ p v ~ q) |
| D | p ≡ q | IV | ~ p v q |
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| A | A blue litmus paper turns red in acid. | I | Knowing how |
| B | Doing philosophical reasoning well. | II | Skepticism |
| C | I don't know anything | III | Knowing that |
| D | I know that Banaras Hindu University is located at Varanasi. | IV | A posteriori |
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| A | Teleological Argument | I | There is order in the universe. |
| B | Causal Argument | II | There exists a perfect idea of God. |
| C | Cosmological Argument | III | Everything in the universe is caused. |
| D | Ontological Argument | IV | There is a purpose in the universe. |
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| A | Evolutionism | I | Gabriel Marcel |
| B | Existentialism | II | C. S. Peirce |
| C | Pragmatism | III | Herbert Spencer |
| D | Logical Positivism | IV | Rudolf Carnap |
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Morgenthau's principles of political realism are:
A. Politics is rooted in permanent and unchanging human nature which is basically self centred, self-regarding and self-interested
B. Politics is an autonomous sphere of action and cannot therefore be reduced to morals
C. International Politics is an arena of conflicting self-interests
D. The ethics of international relations is situational ethics which is very different from private morality
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Who among the following political thinkers consider the anarchical self help system to be a compelling factor for States to maximise their relative power positions?