Ünite Sınavı Soruları

What progress has the universality of human rights been recognised since?

In which year was Universal Declaration of Human Rights (UDHR) adopted?

Which of the following is an objection to equating human rights with liberal democratic and modern social-welfare rights?

Who asserts that human rights norms might be asserted as universal because of their epistemological and axiological specificity?

Which of the following concepts claim that conduct, therefore it would be nonsense to speak of universal values or principles and of human nature valid for all cultures?

The first Marxist critique of human rights as a response to the French Declaration was given by..............in 1843, in his essay ‘On the Jewish
Question’

Which of the following options should be placed in the space above?

“From real law come real rights; but from
imaginary laws . . . come imaginary rights”

Who does the above statement belong to?

Which philosopher thinks that not only are there no human rights, the notion of a right itself is not found in every society?

1. The Last Utopia
2. The End of Human Rights
3. Can Human Rights Survive?
4. The Endtimes of Human Rights

Which of the above are among the books expressing criticism against human rights and human rights movements?

According to the critics of human rights concept, which of the following content was abandoned in the previous centuries? 

Which of the following is not true about theoretical objections to the idea of human rights? 

Which of the following is not a criticism of human rights in modern times?

Which of the following statements does not qualify the concept of human rights?

Which of the following is the main basis of Burke's criticism of human rights declaration?  

“No degree of progress allows one to ignore that never before in absolute figures, have so many men, women and children been subjugated, starved or exterminated on earth”

Who does the above statement belong to?

Which of the following(s) represent the main lines of conceptual
critiques regarding human rights? 

I- the concept of human rights is wrongly presented as universal

II- Human rights concept change from person to person

III- It neglects solidarity and other social values

IV- The concept might change in time in terms of meaning 

What is the basic foundation for human rights?

Which philosopher's concept of "the right to have rights" triggered a chain of challenges to human rights?

Which of the following is one of the thinkers critical of the liberal understanding of humanism?