Exam 8: Political Theory: Sovereignty, Law, Liberty, and Freedom

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Legal equality is defined as equality before

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The differences between legal rights and moral rights are

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Liberty means the absence of

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The concept of 'Negative liberty' is the absence of

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The rights to participate in the political process without any form of discrimination is under

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Who said that, "The passion for equality made vain the hope for freedom".

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Liberty and equality become the two important essences in which form of government

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The statement, "Liberty is the freedom of individual to express without external hindrances, his personality", is associated with

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John Locke is associated with which theory of rights?

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Two Concepts of Liberty was an essay written by

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Economic equality stands for equitable distribution of

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Which is not part of individual liberty

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The statement "Men cannot become absolutely equal unless they are entirely free" is associated with

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According to positive view, liberty and equality are

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On the Jewish Question, Marx linked personal liberty to

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The phrase, "every state is known by the rights that it maintains" is developed by

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Aristotle had expounded two kinds of equality i.e.,

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The term 'equality' is derived from Latin Word

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The exponents of 'negative relationship' between liberty and equality holds that

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Individual liberty is understood as the freedom to pursue one's

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