A) Physical communication through gestures B) Action for economic gain C) Action oriented toward mutual understanding D) Political propaganda
A) Conditions for free and equal discourse B) A perfect political speech C) Optimal classroom setting D) Ideal romantic conversation
A) Beauty, goodness, utility B) Truth, rightness, sincerity C) Logic, ethics, aesthetics D) Power, wealth, fame
A) As fully realized perfection B) As a complete failure C) As irrelevant to philosophy D) As an unfinished project of reason
A) Immigration assimilation B) Corporate mergers C) Coordination through shared norms and values D) Technical system compatibility
A) As private family spaces B) As a space for rational-critical debate C) As government property D) As commercial marketplaces
A) System colonization of lifeworld B) Too much traditionalism C) Lack of technological development D) Insufficient military power
A) To demonstrate rhetorical skill B) To entertain audiences C) To redeem validity claims rationally D) To conceal true intentions
A) Language disorders B) Speech impediments C) Technical communication failures D) Systematic distortions in communication
A) As both lifeworld and system B) As individual psychology C) As biological organism D) As purely economic structure
A) It represents achieved mutual understanding B) It means complete agreement on all issues C) It indicates political compromise D) It represents majority opinion
A) Barrier to true communication B) Medium for reaching understanding C) Tool for manipulation D) Ornament for thought
A) As irrelevant to modern society B) As focused on means-ends calculation C) As the highest form of reason D) As identical to communicative rationality
A) Making everything mathematical B) Increasing reflexivity in cultural traditions C) Standardizing all behaviors D) Eliminating all traditions
A) To demonstrate artistic talent B) To prove scientific facts C) To express personal feelings D) To justify the rightness of actions
A) It provides foundation for democratic deliberation B) It is irrelevant to politics C) It opposes democratic principles D) It supports authoritarian rule
A) Postmodernism B) Existentialism C) Critical Theory D) Positivism
A) Immanuel Kant B) Sigmund Freud C) Karl Marx D) Max Weber
A) Universal agreement B) Freedom from coercion C) Scientific certainty D) Emotional intensity
A) Semantic meaning B) Rhetorical devices C) Illocutionary force D) Grammatical structure
A) 1981 B) 1961 C) 1971 D) 1991 |