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ULUSLARARASI İLİŞKİLER TEORİLERİ II - Deneme Sınavı - 11
Ara Sınav
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Soru 1
Which of the following information about the relationship between poststructuralism, and state and sovereignty is not true?
Soru 2
Which of the following works was the first one to introduce the concept of deconstruction?
Soru 3
I. It can be defined as a worldview or even an anti worldview suspicious about the fact that events in the world can not be explained without grand theories
II. It is regarded as a critical attitude or approach that emphasizes the importance of representation, the role of discourse in the meaning of international relations and the relationship between knowledge and power.
Soru 4
Poststructuralist thought focuses on ____________ practices that produce the state-centric perspective (Devetak, 2005: 180, 181).
Soru 5
___________ does not only give state full authorization over its own territory for assuring its internal integrity, it also legitimizes using violence against “outside” in the name of defending its territory.
Soru 6
Which of the following terms refers to the traditional conceptualization of the power as coming from above, in other words from a sovereign?
Soru 7
Which one of the following research methods is not used by Poststructuralists?
Soru 8
I. It is a “strategy some rules for reading, interpretation and writing.
II. It signifies how the whole is structured and also restructured. It does not have a negative meaning (Staton, 2015: 138).
Which term is described by the above sentences?
Soru 9
I. Discourse cannot be inconceivable separated from the epistemes of the historical period in which it arises.
II. Discourse, is an instrument of constituting knowledge, together with the social practice and power relations.
III. Discourse is created and perpetuated by the power; on the other hand, power is produced and transmitted by discourse.
Which scholar described discourse as above?
Soru 10
_____________deals with the imposition of present on the past. This methodology focuses on the complex relationship between discourse and power, and tries to show that history is shaped within the framework of these relations and does not have continuity.
Soru 11
Which of the following information about Foucault's approach to power is not true?
Soru 12
Poststructuralist thoughts focus on speciousness of a modern claim ____________ the validity of one and only perspective which Nietzsche and Foucault want to abolish.
Soru 13
According to Foucault, there is no power relation without the correlative constitution of a field of knowledge, nor any knowledge that does not ___________and constitute at the same time power relations.
Soru 14
Which of the following information about the relationship between Foucault's definition of discourse and knowledge is not true?
Soru 15
This methodology deals with the imposition of present on the past, focusing on the complex relationship between discourse and power, and showing that history is shaped within the framework of these relations and does not have continuity.
Which of the following terms is defined in the above paragraph?
Soru 16
Derrida designed deconstruction as a method of analysis based on the __________ that nothing in the text is random.
Soru 17
In which of the following words did Foucault develop the concept of epitome and argued that researchers should evaluate each event/case according to its context and the conditions of its time?
Soru 18
In Realism, which concept refers to the absence of a higher authority above states to make and enforce rules in the international system?
Soru 19
- Leaders are relatively unimportant because structures compel them to act in certain ways. Structures more or less determine actions.
- The desire for more power is rooted in human nature.
- The structure of the international system is external to the actors, in particular the relative distribution of power.
- Politics, like society in general, is governed by objective laws that have their roots in human nature.
Which of these are features of neorealism?
Soru 20
- In terms of epistemology and methodology, it can be divided into three main categories as neoclassical, postmodern and naturalistic.
- It entails a wide range of theoretical perspectives whose common denominators include “an emphasis on the importance of normative as well as material structures, on the role of identity in shaping political action and on the mutually constitutive relationship between agents and structures”.
- All approaches of this type agree on the definition of structure and the role of identity in international politics.
What is the approach defined above?