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2. WhenRousseaufocus- God and the principles of human reason
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es on 'Nature as Basis
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for Morality',what is he
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3. When Rousseau focus- Humannatureasselfishinagoodway,anaturally good
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es on 'Nature as Basis kind of self interest
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for Morality',whatIS he
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talking about?
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4. Humanity's goal ac- ,e ,e To be a good person
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5. Rousseau says that in ,e ,e ,e What we think, what we do, and how we act
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our human nature,
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threethingsintersect
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6. What does Rousseau ,e ,e We are born potentially good but society usually
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sayabouthow humans
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areshapedbysociety?
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7. Does Rousseau think No ,e ,e




peoplecanbeinherent-
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ly evil?
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8. Whatcomesfirst,natur- Natural feelings ,e ,e ,e ,e




al feelings or acquired
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ideas?
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9. What are ideas? ,e ,e Reasoned principles;they build on feelings and ,e ,e ,e ,e ,e ,e




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10. Whocreatedthesocial ,e ,e ,e Rousseau
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Study online at https://quizlet.com/_asjc5c ,e ,e ,e




A voluntary agreement among individuals to se-
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curetheir rights and welfare bycreating a govern-
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ment and abiding by its rules.
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12. The socialcontract is ,e ,e ,e Individual liberty and general will;moving from ,e ,e ,e ,e ,e ,e




the convergence of
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what? (Moving from
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13. "Man is born free,and ,e ,e ,e ,e Rousseau
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chains"
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14. Thepuzzleofthesocial ,e ,e ,e ,e How to be free, moral individuals AND obey laws
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contract
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15. When Rousseau says We are commanded by laws and authorities, but
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weareforcedtobefree, for the sake of our own liberty and preservation
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16. What does Rousseau ,e ,e This will help OR hinder each person's chance at
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sayaboutreasoningto-
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17. How does liberty stay It is still there, it just shifts contexts;you lose the purity
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on course in transition of nature, but not the point of conscience
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fromthestate of nature
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to the civil state?
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18. What is moral liberty? ,e ,e ,e , e , e Thefreedom from impulse of appetite.Slaveryis if
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you are always responding to impulse or appetite.
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Moral liberty is self-mastery. We demonstrate that
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we've advanced past the state of nature
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19. How does the social ,e ,e ,e In the quest for common good
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contractcombinenat-
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ural feelings and ac-
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