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This quiz consists of 5 multiple choice and 5 short answer questions through Virtue & the Course of the World.

Multiple Choice Questions

1. What rejection does the uniqueness of a self require according to Hegel?
(a) Rejection of the eternal.
(b) Rejection of the abstract.
(c) Rejection of the past.
(d) Rejection of the other.

2. In Hegel's view, how are laws of thought connected?
(a) By logic.
(b) By history.
(c) By reason.
(d) By science.

3. What qualities does Hegel describe as being necessary for organic entities?
(a) Self-conscious.
(b) Reflective.
(c) Capable of perception.
(d) Self-preserving.

4. What does Hegel say is the goal of individual self-consciousness?
(a) To transcend whatever opposes the law of the heart.
(b) To merge the law of the heart with necessity.
(c) To engage the law of the heart in dialogue with fate.
(d) To subjugate the law of the heart to social law.

5. Which claim does Hegel make about the mind?
(a) That it can observe itself.
(b) That it is the basis of all claims about reality.
(c) That it is exempt from claims about observations.
(d) That it can only see itself through Reason.

Short Answer Questions

1. In what way could Hegel see a person, a table and a fruit as all identical?

2. How does Hegel describe the self?

3. What does Hegel relate desire to?

4. What does Hegel recommend for people who conflict with their times and culture?

5. According to Hegel, how does the truth of concrete individuals manifest?

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