Philosophy: Martha Nussbaum: Creating Capabilities: The Human Development Approach Topical Past Paper Questions
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(a) Explain Nussbaum's claim that no society that pursues equality can avoid curtailing freedom. (b) Evaluate Nussbaum's claim that no society that pursues equality can avoid curtailing freedom.
(a) Explain the claim that endorsement of the international human rights movement is not a subordination of non-Western cultures to a Western ideology. (b) Evaluate the claim that endorsement of the international human rights movement is not a subordination of non-Western culture…
(a) Explain Nussbaum's claim that we can justify the state's intervention in the home if the rights of its members are violated. [10] (b) Evaluate Nussbaum's claim that we can justify the state's intervention in the home if the rights of its members are violated.
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