Deneme Sınavı Soruları

Ladies City-Christine de Pisan

Feminism or Death-Françoise d’Eaubonne

Declaration of the Rights of Women and Women Citizens-Olympe de Gouges

A Vindication of the Rights of Woman with Structures on Political and Moral Subjects-Mary Wollstonecraft

The Second Sex-Simone de Beauvoir

Anarchism argues that government control is necessary for social stability.

Anarchists believe in a strong central government to enforce equality.

Anarchism rejects all forms of hierarchical power and centralized authority.

Anarchists support monarchy as an alternative to democracy.

Anarchism advocates for market regulation by the state.

Providing a philosophical foundation for environmentalism

To translate ecologism's ideals into tangible actions within the existing system

To focus on reformist actions

To focus on radical societal changes

To criticize the current system without offering practical solutions

António Guterres

Aldo Leopold 

Rachel Carson

Murray Bookchin

Ludwig von Bertalanffy

Voting in national elections.

Occupying a factory to demand worker control.

Lobbying government officials for policy changes.

Filing a legal complaint against a corporation.

Negotiating with state authorities for social reform.

The Industrial Revolution

The French Revolution

The Cold War

The Renaissance

The American Civil War

‘Natural equality’ among individuals exists in the organic social structure.

‘Artifical inequality’ among individuals exists in the organic social structure.

‘Natural inequality’ among individuals doesn't exist in the organic social structure.

‘Natural inequality’ among individuals exists in the organic social structure.

‘Artificial equality’ among individuals doesn't exist in the organic social structure.

Stoicism

Humanism

Liberalism

Socialism

Feminism

Conservatism asserts that human nature is inherently good, deficient,
and incapable of perfection.

Conservatism asserts that human nature is inherently good, free, and incapable of perfection.

Conservatism asserts that human nature is inherently flawed, deficient,
and incapable of perfection.

Conservatism asserts that human nature is inherently flawed, free,
and capable of perfection.

Conservatism asserts that human nature is inherently good, deficient,
and capable of perfection.

Keynesian’s views on morality and economics, this “liberal” essence, adopting a “moderate,” “balanced,” and pro-parliamentary government stance.

Mark's views on morality and economics, this “liberal” essence, adopt a “moderate,” “balanced,” and op-parliamentary government stance.

Marshall's views on morality and economics, this “liberal” essence, adopting a “moderate,” “balanced,” and op-parliamentary government stance.

Minsky's views on morality and economics, this “liberal” essence, adopt a “moderate,” “balanced,” and pro-parliamentary government stance.

A. Smith’s views on morality and economics, this “liberal” essence, adopting a “moderate,” “balanced,” and pro-parliamentary government stance.