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The theory of social contract primarily seeks

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to explore the historical origin of the State

to explain the basis of political obligation

to justify the status quo

to bring out a radical transformation of society by revolution

Michel Foucault argued that

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harsh punishments are necessary to make people obey the law

If people were more conscious of their rights they could eradicate power inequalities forever

power is a quality reserved for government institutions

power is inherent in all social relations, and is, therefore, impossible to eradicate even though its abuses should always be attacked

The natural rights of the people according to Locke are

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Right to Life, Liberty and property

Right to self-preservation adn right to property

Right to life and equality and right to property

None of these

In Marx's view, the social revolution beings when relations of production become a fetter upon the further development of forces of production. The 'relations of production', in this context, refer to:

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Relations between the nations

Relations between surplus value and absolute surplus value

Relation between production and distribution

Relation between the basic classes

One of the first moves of Lenin's government was to ban

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All opposition parties

All opposition press

All opposition leaders

None of these

Plato wrote

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Politics

The Laws

Political Economy

Polity

Who gave a lasting contribution to scientific philosophy?

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Otto Neurath

Kant

Rudolf Carnap

Hans hann

In Sartre's view, when one chooses how to live one is choosing

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only for oneself

for all of one's family

for all of one's friends

for all people

Rawls's book the first, A Theory of Justice, focused on

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How citizens divided by intractable religious

Distributive justice

Issue of global justice

Philosophical disagreements

Hobbesian social contract is based on

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Desire for peace

Selfishness

Fear

Completion

None of these

Concerning the relationship between morality and theology, Bentham claims that:

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we must first know whether something is right before we can know whether it conforms to God,s will

We must first know whether something conforms to God's will before we can know that it is right.

God exists , but does not concern himself with matters of morality

God does not exist

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