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Critical Realism in France: True or False

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Critical Realism in France: True or False
 

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Test your knowledge on French critical realism.

by Nilufar Matyakubova
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The real, the actual, and the empirical are identical in critical realism.

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Pierre Bourdieu is the founder of critical realism.

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French scholars have engaged with critical realism by applying it to sociology, history, and science studies.

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In philosophical discussions in France, critical realism is sometimes referred to as 'réalisme critique' as an equivalent term.

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Critical realism originated in France in the 1950s.

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Critical realism denies any methodological usefulness of abstraction.

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Roy Bhaskar developed critical realism in the 1970s and 1980s, primarily in the United Kingdom.

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Some critics in France have argued that critical realism must address post-structuralist critiques of objectivity.

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Critical realism distinguishes between the real, the actual, and the empirical as different domains.

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In France, critical realism is universally accepted without critique.

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