Justice is defined as the fair and impartial treatment of individuals, ensuring that ___ and ___ are upheld. |
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True or False: |
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False. While equal treatment is important, justice may require different treatment based on individual circumstances. |
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How did different ancient societies interpret the concept of justice? Give examples. |
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What principle ensures that individuals who require extra support to enjoy equal opportunities are acknowledged? |
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Which philosopher argued for equal opportunities for individuals to pursue their goals, emphasising dignity and respect in justice? |
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What are the three types of rights that are typically granted in liberal democracies to ensure equal treatment? |
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What is the relationship between justice and the concept of dharma in ancient Indian philosophy? |
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In ancient India, justice was closely linked to dharma, where rulers were responsible for maintaining a just social order. ![]() |
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True or False: |
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Who is a renowned political philosopher that argued for assisting the least privileged members of society? |
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Multiple Choice: |
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What is the concept of the 'veil of ignorance' in John Rawls' theory of justice? |
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A thought experiment where individuals design a just society without knowing their own position, status, or abilities, ensuring fairness for all. ![]() |
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True or False: |
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False. |
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According to Rawls, what limitation might affect those born into disadvantaged sections when applying the veil of ignorance? |
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They may still be unaware of the real challenges of disadvantage, making it difficult to fully ensure fairness for the least advantaged. |
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What is the primary responsibility of a democratic government regarding social justice? |
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