Classic Quiz
Quiz Philosophy

Quiz Test 2 - Philosophy

31 played - 9 yrs ago

Logic, concepts, 5 philosophers.

 

Hard QUIZ 26 QUESTIONS
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Question 1 / 26

What is original position?

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Question 2 / 26

What is the maximin principle?

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Question 3 / 26

Best example of the liberty principle...

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Question 4 / 26

What is the difference principle?

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Question 5 / 26

What is the Retribution Theory of Punishment?

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Question 6 / 26

What is the Utilitarian Theory of Punishment?

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Question 7 / 26

The state of nature is when the government institutions have arisen naturally.

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Question 8 / 26

Rawl's maximin principle is his preferred principle of justice.

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Question 9 / 26

Rawls thinks the way Americans fund public education is unjust.

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Question 10 / 26

According to the retribution theory, a necessary condition on a just punishment is that the criminal deserves to be punished.

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Question 11 / 26

Kant argues that all murderers deserve the death penalty.

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Question 12 / 26

The principle of minimalism claims that the punishment that ought to be proportional to the harm done to the victim.

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Question 13 / 26

We are entitled to keep the things we make or naturally posses and that we are entitled to keep whatever someone gives us as a gift or in trade.

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Question 14 / 26

A sufficient condition on passing this course is being enrolled at JMU.

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Question 15 / 26

A necessary condition on passing this quiz is getting this question right.

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Question 16 / 26

Nozick accepts a historical theory of justice.

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Question 17 / 26

Kant thinks we have a duty to execute all murderers.

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Question 18 / 26

The principle of proportionality claims that the punishment needs to be equal to the crime.

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Question 19 / 26

Realism claims moral norms does apply to states going to war.

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Question 20 / 26

Anti-war pacifism claims was is only justified when it brings about universal greater good.

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Question 21 / 26

In a Just War, any means of winning is acceptable.

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Question 22 / 26

Having a just cause is a sufficient condition for a just war.

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Question 23 / 26

Right intention is a necessary condition for a just war.

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Question 24 / 26

The Doctrine of Double Effect is a principle that explains when it is permissible to knowingly harm the innocent.

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Question 25 / 26

Luban claims the war on terrorism involves a hybrid model of start action.

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Question 26 / 26

Luban claims the US Government treats suspected terrorist as soldiers and criminals.

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