Ünite Sınavı Soruları

1. Justice is a divine attribute.
2. Justice does not belong to the earthly state (this world).
3. Justice can only be realized in the city of God. 

Which of the above statements are supported by St. Augustine?

Which of the following is the Ancient Greek word for justice?

In which year did the idea of human rights start to appear?

For whom justice is an obligation to keep promises and to obey the law, whereas injustice is to violate the law?

1. They both take for granted that nothing comes from nothing.
2. They both used the term ‘natural law' but in different senses.
3. The conception of human in medieval philosophy is the same with the conception of Greek philosophy.

Which of the statements above is/are true about Greek and Medieval philosophers?

According to Paine, the concept of right cannot be considered without the concept of ... .

Which of the following options correctly completes the sentence above?

When did the idea of human rights first emerge?

Whose theory is the"theory of social contract"?

1. He stated his political views in his famous work called Republic.
2. The question of justice or the concept of justice is at the center of his philosophy.
3. For him, human beings are not self-sufficient, and they need others in order to be self-sufficient.

Which of statements above is/are true about Aristotle's philosophy?

Which of the following is true for J.J. Rousseu's apparoach to human rights?

I. his political theory is based onthe concept of natural law.

II. natural freedom is replaced by legal or political freedom

III. all people are born equal and free by nature.

IV. the government is morally obligated to protect people's basic rights.

" ................... consider justice and injustice as if they are universal laws. "

Which of the following is correct for the sentence above?

Which of the following philosophers argues that equality is logically superior to justice, because, without equality, there is no justice?

According to whom justice is the fulfillment of the duties and obligations of each class in the society?

According to Plato, which of the following is a master virtue in comparison with other virtues?

Which of the following is considered to be the founder of the modern tradition of individual rights and the first philosopher to replace fully the concept of justice with the idea of rights? 

Who claimed that the concept of natural rights comes from abstract principles?

According to whom the best polity is the monarchy which is governed by a philosopher king?

Who was the first philosopher to use the concept of a right (jus) in anything like in the modern sense?

" ....................... , natural law is definite, certain and immutable because it is divine and because it comes from God. "

Which of the following is correct?

Who describes the right to property as the most basic right which includes the other rights of man, such as life and liberty, because life and liberty are the objects of property?