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Who associates the concept of "justice" with "virtue"?

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

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

Which of the following noticed the absence of moral dimension in Hobbes’ justice perception?

1. It is usual to observe that distributional or social justice and its ethical background, plays a prominent role in defining the content and scope of the criminal or judicial justice.
2. “Justice as social” is frequently referred as “justice beyond the courtroom”.
3. Without its philosophically ethical underpinnings are formed, any issue concerning legal arrangements within the scope criminal justice cannot be maintained.
4. Inviolableness of one’s private property in legal arrangements cannot be proposed, developed and socially sustained without an ethical and philosophical justification regarding why one’s private property is untouchable.

Which of the statements above demonstrate the lexical priority of social or distributional justice over the criminal or judicial justice?

Which of the following approach, freedom based judgements of individual's welfare are considered as the focal point of justice?

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?

Honneth argues that ------- is the primary element of justice, due to new social movements.

Which of the following correctly completes in the gap above?

1. He criticizes Rawls with giving priority to the liberal rights over the economic ones.
2. He points out that the Rawlsian model of social justice is a transcendental one that makes it difficult to apply on the face of everyday problems of injustice.
3. He criticizes Rawls’ focus on the means of good living instead of on the “actual living that people manage to achieve.
4. He claims that Rawls’ model is substantially sensitive to the inter-end variation in line with pluralistic liberal conception of justice, yet it falls short of taking inter-individual variation into account.
5. He proposes a different analytical framework to assess social justice that is known as the capability approach in the literature.

Which of the statements related to Amartya Sen’s criticisms to Rawls’ idea of “justice as fairness” above are correct?

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

Of the following, who was the first to distinguish criminal justice from social justice? 

Which of the following philosopher admits utilitarianism as his principal opponents

How is the utility assessed in the classical utilitarian understanding of justice or just action?

Which approach attaches priority to the aggregative interests of society with a perspective putting the individuals’ rights at the second row?

Which of the following is the author of Leviathan?

Which of the following sets of actions can not be enlisted that help to identify what (un)just action could be?

Scottish philosopher David Hume paved the way toward the idea of .............

Which of the following is not one of the most crucial human needs from the egalitarian perspective?

Who attracted attention to the fact that we should treat hunger as important as any kind of personal liberty?