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According to liberals, what type of arguments are allowed in public discourse?
According to liberals, what type of arguments are allowed in public discourse?
- Substantive moral and rational self-interest
- Only public reason and rational self-interest (correct)
- Cultural or religious and substantive moral
- None of the above
What is the key claim of utilitarianism according to the text?
What is the key claim of utilitarianism according to the text?
- A just society prioritizes collective well-being over individual happiness
- A just society ensures fairness for all
- A just society maximizes individual freedom
- A just society maximizes the greatest happiness for the greatest number (correct)
Which of the following is a characteristic of individualism?
Which of the following is a characteristic of individualism?
- You are wholly the product of social forces and structures
- You are wholly the product of your individual choices (correct)
- Justice is about power and social hierarchy
- Justice is about fairness and collective well-being
What is the focus of libertarian justice?
What is the focus of libertarian justice?
What is the essence of justice according to utilitarianism?
What is the essence of justice according to utilitarianism?
What is the criticism of liberal ideology?
What is the criticism of liberal ideology?
What is the key difference between individualism and collectivism?
What is the key difference between individualism and collectivism?
What is the significance of utilitarianism in modern-day jurisprudence?
What is the significance of utilitarianism in modern-day jurisprudence?
What is the focus of justice according to Nozick's libertarianism?
What is the focus of justice according to Nozick's libertarianism?
What is the criticism of liberal ideology in terms of morality?
What is the criticism of liberal ideology in terms of morality?