Question

world war i ends: tutorial
existentialism
surrealism
enlightenment
emphasis on reasoning and logic; belief that science is a better source of knowledge than traditions and religion
realism
depicts realistic portraits of people and the world
freudian thought
states that human behavior is irrational; was the basis for the practice of psychoanalysis

Explanation:

• Existentialism: Focuses on individual existence, freedom, and personal responsibility, often exploring the meaning (or lack thereof) of life through individual experience.
• Surrealism: Draws from the unconscious mind, depicting illogical, dream-like scenes to challenge rationality and explore the subconscious.
• Enlightenment: Matches the given description of prioritizing reason, logic, and scientific knowledge over tradition/religion.
• Realism: Matches the given description of depicting people and the world in a realistic, unidealized way.
• Freudian thought: Matches the given description of framing human behavior as driven by irrational unconscious forces, forming the basis of psychoanalysis.

Answer:

1. existentialism → Focuses on individual freedom, existence, and personal meaning-making through lived experience
2. surrealism → Explores the unconscious mind through dream-like, illogical imagery and narratives
3. enlightenment → emphasis on reasoning and logic; belief that science is a better source of knowledge than traditions and religion
4. realism → depicts realistic portraits of people and the world
5. Freudian thought → states that human behavior is irrational; was the basis for the practice of psychoanalysis