Polıtıcal Thought Çıkmış Sorular, Online Deneme Sınavları, Çalışma, Dersler, Sınava Hazırlanma, vize, final

Soru 1:

Which one of the followings can be pointed out as a principle of sovereignty for Jean Bodin?

A) Sovereignty is continuous B) Sovereignity is not continuous because goverments change in time C) Sovereignty is episodic D) The episodic power of sovereignty makes law for the object E) Sovereignty is the process in which episodic power relations determines the nature of laws

Soru 2:

To which aspect are Christianity and Ancient Greek thought indifferent?

A) Slavery B) Property C) Obedience D) Pacifism E) Law

Soru 3:

What is the term as society without state called?

A) Thesis B) Antithesis C) Idea D) Anarchy E) Synthesis

Soru 4:

Which of the folllowing is one of the principles that Nozick’s theory of entitlement is established on?

A) If a holding transferred to third persons, then they are automatically entitled to this holding. B) If a holding transferred to a third person not entitled this holding before, this person is entitled to this holding as well. C) If a person acquires a holding in accordance with justice, then this person is entitled to this holding D) Anyone is entitled to a holding as long as they have the implications of principle one and two. E) If a holding transferred to a person from someone else entitled this holding before then this person is not entitled to this holding anymore.

Soru 5:

Which of the following is not among Marx’s thoughts on social classes?

A) The ruling class owns and controls the means of production. B) The ruling class exploits the subject class to maintain and reinforce its advantages. C) There is a fundamental contradiction between the ruling and the subject classes. D) The institutions of superstructure serve to the subject class. E) Classes would disappear only when the means of production are commonly owned by the society.

Soru 6:

Which one is NOT a reason of transition from natural state to political society according to Locke?

A) The lack of a common authority which can make decisions based on such a law B) The lack of an authority (jurisdiction) to exercise a punishment as a result of a rightful decision C) The lack of a just, objective law-maker who can create laws based on events and conflicts. D) The lack of a commonly recognized law of common consent to refer in case of conflicts. E) The lack of a situated law of common consent to refer in case of conflicts.

Soru 7:

What is the name of the process through which the workers become foreign to their labor, species, and themselves?

A) Superstructure B) Foundation C) Capitalism D) Surplus value E) Alienation

Soru 8:

Which of the following is not a factor in the failure of the first societal organisation according to Hume?

A) Political conflicts B) Human selfishness C) Diverse wishes and aspirations D) Emergence of new tastes E) Human craving for luxuries,

Soru 9:

The roots of dialectical materialism lie in the dialectic method of _______, who developed a theory of history focusing on change.

A) Feuerbach B) Kant C) Rousseau D) Adam Smith E) Hegel

Soru 10:

Which one of the following scholars is known with his great work titled "Utopia"?

A) John Locke B) Thomas Hobbes C) Jean Calvin D) Jean Bodin E) Thomas More

Soru 11:

Which of the following is not one of the aspects of alienation?

A) Work provided mental satisfaction B) Work was physically disturbing C) Workers became a part of the machine they operate D) Workers did not work to produce for their needs E) Workers were also alienated to their fellows

Soru 12:

In the Enlightenment period, political revolutions have ensured that the source of legitimacy of power is the _______.

A) church B) religion C) reason D) authority E) people

Soru 13:

Which of the following is not one of concepts discussed in relation to the idea of social justice?

A) Right B) Consent C) Freedom D) Fairness E) Wealth

Soru 14:

According to Hayek, which of the following is strictly empty or meaningless in a society of free human beings?

A) social justice B) inalienable rights C) private property D) wealth E) economic rights

Soru 15:

Which political thinker adds seventeen more to the two basic laws of nature and states that security cannot be attained by natural law?

A) Thomas More B) Jean Bodin C) Jean Calvin D) Thomas Hobbes E) John Locke

Soru 16:

Where did John Locke depart from whilst constructing his political thoughts?

A) From the idea of property B) From the idea of kingship and administration C) The characteristic of human being and of the natural life D) From the characteristic of the rightfull ruler and of law E) From the idea of sovereign state

Soru 17:

Which of the following a principle of sovereignty which Bodin states?

A) The sovereign governor is subject to the law B) Sovereignty is discontinuous and the society remains unchanged C) The state is illegitimate institution in accordance with the law D) The continuous power makes law for the subjects E) Sovereignty is an absolute but temporary power

Soru 18:

"According to Locke, property is a natural right. His initial idea is that everything in the world is the common property of everyone. Yet, Locke sets some limits to property." Which of the followings is mong those limits set by Locke?

A) The limit of opportunity. B) The limit of reconciliation. C) The limit of labor. D) The limit of freedom. E) The limit of disposition.

Soru 19:

Honneth argues that ------- is the primary element of justice, due to new social movements. Which of the following correctly completes in the gap above?

A) Recognition B) Redistribution C) Distribution D) Misrecognition E) Equalization

Soru 20:

Which one below is an important figure in the German Enlightenment?

A) Francis Hutcheson B) David Hume C) Adam Smith D) Adam Ferguson E) Christian Wolff