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Communitarianism: Social Context and Internal Goods

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Herd instinct refers to human tendency to ____________.

Follow the group without critical thinking (correct)

Determine their own morality

Question the truth

Create harmony and order

What is the etymological connection between fairness and life according to the text?

Fairness means living a pleasing life (correct)

Fairness is always based on power dynamics

Fairness is dependent on universal claims of truth

Fairness is determined by social manipulation

What does the text suggest about the fixed nature of 'truth'?

Universal claims of truth are influenced by valuation

'Truth' should never be questioned

Truth is always determined by those in power

'Truth' needs to be questioned regularly (correct)

How does contextual awareness influence our perception of excessive rewards?

It depends on our background and values Signup and view all the answers

Nietzsche criticized religion due to its ____________________.

Ultimate view on the 'truth' Signup and view all the answers

What is the opposite of the Veil of Ignorance according to the text?

Communitarianism Signup and view all the answers

What does communitarianism mean?

Our ideas about right and wrong are grounded in the community or social context Signup and view all the answers

What are internal goods, according to the text?

Goods that are internal to a particular social practice but do not apply to another social context Signup and view all the answers

What role does trust play in social practices?

All social practices rely on trust Signup and view all the answers

What is Nietzsche's notion of resentment, according to the text?

The idea that we are jealous of others who earn more than us Signup and view all the answers