6. In Hobbes’s philosophy, the Leviathan is (A) the group of people…

Question Answered step-by-step 6. In Hobbes’s philosophy, the Leviathan is (A) the group of people… 6. In Hobbes’s philosophy, the Leviathan is (A) the group of people making social contracts, (B) the group of people hearing God’s commands accurately, (C) the sociologists learning the culture’s norms, (D) the king of the society, (E) philosophers of the state. 7. One problem with Hobbes’s political theory is (A) he uses a priori reasoning, (B) it is historically inaccurate, (C) he appeals only to sense experience, (D) it makes no room for free will, (E) it denies God’s existence. 8. A second problem with Hobbes’s political theory is that it excludes whom from the moral community? (A) people outside of Europe, (B) people who did not take part in the making of the social contract, (C) people who took part in making the social contract, (D) economically impoverished people, (E) atheists. 9. John Rawls’s most famous book on political theory is titled, (A) Social Contract Theory, (B) Ethics Today, (C) A Framework for Obligation, (D) Social Contract Theory for Dummies, (E) none of the above. 10. The people in Rawls’s “original position” are (A) rational, (B) self-interested, (C) behind a veil of ignorance, (D) all of the above, (E) none of the above. 11. According to Rawls, the “original position” (A) occurred worldwide prior to Hobbes’s state of nature, (B) occurred in Europe in the 1700s, (C) occurred worldwide in the 1700s, (D) never occurred historically and is hypothetical, (E) is occurring today worldwide. 12. People in the “original position” do not know their (A) ethnicity, (B) sex, (C) age, (D) religion, (E) all of the above. Arts & Humanities Philosophy PHIL 110 Share QuestionEmailCopy link Comments (0)