Quiz 10 Please write your name and "Quiz 10" at the top of your paper.
- What is the Hybrid War Law Model discussed by Luban (2 points)? What are two features that distinguish it from a war or a law model (2 points each)?
- Why does Luban reject the Hybrid Model (4 points)?
Quiz 8 Please write your name and "Quiz 8" at the top of your paper. Then, answer the following questions: - In her essay, Calhoun argues that terrorists can satisfy the Jus ad Bellum. Pick one aspect of the Jus ad Bellum and explain how terrorists can satisfy it. (4 points)
- How does Richardson define terrorism (2 points)? What are two implications of this definition that Richardson discusses. (2 points each)
Quiz 7 Please write your name and "Quiz 7" at the top of your paper. Then, answer the following questions: - What is Jus ad Bellum? (2 points)
- What is Jus in Bello? (2 points)
- What are the three components of the Jus ad Bellum? (2 points each)
Quiz 6 Please write your name and "Quiz 6" at the top of your paper. Then, answer the following questions: - Describe two versions of pacifism discussed in class. (2 points each).
- For one of the versions of pacifism from Question 1, explain one argument in favor of it and Lackey's response to that argument. (3 points each)
Quiz 5 Please write your name and "Quiz 5" at the top of your paper. Then, answer the following questions:
- How does Szasz respond to the argument that we should ban drug because they encourage idleness? (2 points)
- Shapiro describes what he calls the standard model of addiction. This pharmacological model of addiction has three components. Describe two of them. (2 points each)
- What are Shapiro's objections to these two components. (2 points each)
Quiz 4 Please write your name and "Quiz 4" at the top of your paper. Then, answer the following questions: - What does Dworkin find odd about Mill's Utilitarian justification for the harm principle? (2 points)
- What does Dworkin think really justifies the Harm principle? (2 points)
- According to Dworkin, what are the two conditions any paternalistic law must satisfy? (2 points each)
- What is one issue I raised in class concerning the USDEA report? (2 points)
Quiz 3 Please write your name and "Quiz 3" at the top of your paper. Then, answer the following questions: - Explain one candidate for the highest good that Aristotle considers and rejects (1 point). What is his reason for rejecting it (1 point)?
- Explain Aristotle's concept of a function, virtue and vice (2 points each). Illustrate these concepts with an example (2 points).
Quiz 2 Please write your name and "Quiz 2" at the top of your paper. Then, answer the following questions: - Explain one objection to Utilitarianism that Mill considers. (5 points)
- How does Mill respond to this objection? (5 points)
Quiz 1Please write your name and "Quiz 1" at the top of your paper. Then, answer the questions that follow: - According to Aquinas, what is the supreme principle of morality? (2 points)
- What are two sorts of natural inclinations that Aquinas describes? (2 points each)
- For each of these natural inclinations, what is a specific moral principle that Aquinas derives from it? (2 points each)
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