Relationship Between Moral Philosophy and Social Justice

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What is the primary focus of John Rawls’s theory of justice?

Maximizing overall happiness
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Promoting social cooperation to benefit the least advantaged
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Ensuring equal rights for all individuals
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Upholding individual freedom above all else
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How do utilitarian approaches to justice evaluate moral decisions?

By considering individual rights
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By maximizing overall happiness and well-being
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By emphasizing moral duties
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By prioritizing fairness in distribution
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What does restorative justice emphasize?

Punishment of offenders
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Healing and reconciliation
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Strict adherence to laws
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Maximizing societal benefits
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What is the principle of equality in social justice?

Equal treatment for all individuals
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A focus on individual merit
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Universal rights regardless of circumstances
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Equal distribution of wealth only
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How does fairness relate to equality?

They are identical concepts
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Fairness requires equitable distribution of resources
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Fairness is less important than equality
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They often conflict in moral discussions
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What is distributive justice concerned with?

The treatment of individuals in society
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The allocation of resources and benefits
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The prevention of crime
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The enforcement of laws
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Question 7 of 15

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What role does feminist ethics play in discussions of justice?

It reinforces traditional ethical theories
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It emphasizes gendered experiences in moral analysis
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It prioritizes men's perspectives in ethics
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It has no relevance to social justice
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Question 8 of 15

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Which of the following is a key component of moral philosophy in addressing social injustices?

Ignoring systemic inequalities
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Incorporating diverse viewpoints in ethical discussions
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Upholding only individual rights
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Avoiding contemporary issues
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What is a common challenge in achieving social justice?

Clear agreement on moral values
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Resistance to change
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Universal support for activism
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Simplification of ethical dilemmas
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Question 10 of 15

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How can moral philosophy inform activism?

By promoting individualism
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By providing ethical frameworks for advocacy
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By discouraging critical reflection
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By reinforcing traditional norms
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Question 11 of 15

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What is one way that moral philosophy contributes to social change?

By eliminating ethical considerations
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By promoting dialogue about justice
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By creating divisions within communities
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By focusing solely on legal compliance
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Question 12 of 15

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How can individuals engage in social justice advocacy?

By ignoring moral principles
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By drawing on ethical principles in their activism
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By avoiding difficult conversations
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By prioritizing personal interests
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Question 13 of 15

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What does moral philosophy encourage individuals to do regarding social issues?

Accept the status quo
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Engage in critical analysis and advocacy
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Ignore ethical implications
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Rely solely on emotions
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Question 14 of 15

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What is a key outcome of understanding social justice through a moral lens?

Increased apathy toward social issues
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Enhanced capacity for ethical reasoning
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Simplified solutions to complex problems
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Decreased awareness of injustices
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Question 15 of 15

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In what way can ethical frameworks guide social justice efforts?

By providing rigid rules to follow
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By fostering inclusive discussions about equity
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By promoting one-dimensional views of justice
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By discouraging critical engagement
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