GVPT241 Quiz 2

What do PUNISHMENTS communicate, according to Feinberg?

• Resentment and Reprobation

• The duty of the criminal to suffer

• Toleration

• Reformation

Who is tolerated under Thin Multiculturalism?

• Illiberal practices

• Intolerant people

• Liberal minorities

• Free riders

What does Consequentialism, as an approach to punishment, focus on?

• Making it up to the victim

• Goals like rehabilitation or deterrence

• Communicating disapproval

• Revenge for the victim

What are the 2 main approaches to multiculturalism?

• Normative and empirical

• Assimilation and integration

• Destruction and invasion

• Retributivist and consequentialist

If only intentional acts can restrict negative liberty, what is NOT a restriction to negative freedom?

• Poverty

• Prison

• Getting mugged

• Racial discrimination

What approach to multiculturalism reflects the idea that some minorities face greater difficulty achieving the same level of basic goods as the majority?

• Integration

• Recognition

• Thin multiculturalism

• Differentiated citizenship

What is the free rider problem for pragmatic toleration?

• The movie Cars would be quite dangerous in real life

• People will tolerate others until they gain power and can stop tolerating

• Self-interest is less durable than concrete morals

• Politicians tolerate certain groups to keep power

Where did modern toleration come from?

• End of 30 Years War

• Bill of Rights

• Das Kapital

• the Bible

What do community-based theories of political obligation rely on?

• Laws roughly overlap with morality

• Divine Right of Kings

• The feeling of obligation is real and valid

• Knowing everyone

Why should the state NOT tolerate any illiberal practices, according to Okin?

• The Right of Exit provides people the chance to leave illiberal communities, especially for women

• Some minorities need help achieving the same basic level of goods as the majority

• The Right of Exit does not really exist, especially for women

• Minorities have the right to restrict the freedom of its members