Assuming that "Since no Minnesotans are Badgers fans, some Minnesotans are not Badgers fans" has a true premise, use the traditional square of opposition to calculate the truth value of its conclusion.

Answer the following statement(s) true (T) or false (F)

No valid arguments have false premises.

Who argues that there is a culture-neutral standard: "Whether the social practice in question is harmful or beneficial to the people who are affected by it."?

A. James Rachels B. Ruth Benedict C. Alice Walker D. Bhikhu Parekh

An important characteristic of a paradigm is that is:

A. it must be original enough to attract adherents. B. it should be correct, or at least close. C. it should resolve all important problems in its field. D. it should not be "open-ended." E. All of the above

The role of the original position in Rawls's theory is

A) a hypothetical starting point, which, if assumed, will lead to the concept of justice as fairness. B) a state of mind in which we are clearer about our principles and the premises of their derivation. C) To persuade us that people are rational, self-interested, with a capacity for justice. D) to ensure that each person has an equal right to basic liberties.