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Final Sınavı - Polıtıcal Thought

Soru 1:

Which of the following are included in Bodin’s definition / principles of sovereignty? Sovereignty is a supreme form of power. Sovereignty has limitations. Monarchy guarantees sovereignty that is absolute and continuous. Property is within the domain of the sovereignty’s power.

Soru 2:

Which of the following is an element of true religion according to Jean Calvin?

Soru 3:

Which one of the following philosophers' works can be pointed out as a resource of inspiration for Al-Farabi's works?

Soru 4:

Minimization of individual differences Achieving the best for personal interest Individual's using their maximum potential Which of the ideas above belong to rightist anarchists?

Soru 5:

What is the economic mode of production depending on the private property in which the means of production are owned by a small group of individuals?

Soru 6:

Which one of the following administrative systems had already become a widespread form of government in the western Europe in the early years of the 16th Century?

Soru 7:

Which of the following refers to the hypothetical position of primordial equality that Rawls offers, in which parties stand behind a veil of ignorance where they have no knowledge of their own societal positions?

Soru 8:

Who suggested the "climate theory" to conceptualize the differing social characteristics of people living in cold and warm environments?

Soru 9:

As Calvinist reformism Dignified work and personal success, which of the followings may Calvinist reformism be considered to constitute the basis of?

Soru 10:

I. Economic factors II. Technological advantages III. Social factors IV. Class consciousness According to Marx, which of the statements above are the antecedents for the proletariat revolution?

Soru 11:

What is the difference between the utilitarian and libertarian accounts of social justice?

Soru 12:

Which of the following concepts is not discussed in the idea of social justice either in classical or contemporary ages?