Under capitalism, according to Marx, what do we believe provides our means of life?
a. Nature
b. Money
c. Toil
d. Work
ANS: B
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a. Both Marx and Turgenev were champions of the underdog. b. Whereas Turgenev is motivated by sympathy for the weak and suffering, Marx is motivated primarily by hatred against those he deems the oppressors. c. Whereas Turgenev believed that mankind was capable of improvement, though not perfectible, Marx believed that mankind was in fact perfectible, and believed that using violence to achieve his utopian goals was legitimate. d. All of the above.
For ethical egoism to work would require
a. a world of independent, self-sufficient adults b. a world where there are children c. a world where there are people at risk or in need d. All of the above
The Four Noble Truths, which form the core of Buddhist teachings, came to the Buddha through
a. suffering. b. samsara. c. enlightenment. d. prayer.
Aristotle based his moral philosophy on
A) religion B) tolerance C) moderation D) pleasure