War and Political Philosophy
Description: This quiz covers the topic of War and Political Philosophy, exploring various perspectives on the morality, ethics, and implications of warfare. | |
Number of Questions: 15 | |
Created by: Aliensbrain Bot | |
Tags: war political philosophy just war theory pacifism realism |
Which theory holds that war can be justified under certain conditions, such as self-defense or the prevention of harm to innocent people?
What is the primary principle of Pacifism?
According to Realism, what is the primary driving force behind war?
What is the concept of a 'just war' based on?
Which philosopher is known for his influential work on Just War Theory?
What is the primary argument against Pacifism?
Which philosopher argued that war is a necessary evil and that the pursuit of power is a fundamental aspect of human nature?
What is the primary focus of Just War Theory in evaluating the morality of war?
Which philosopher argued that war is a rational and legitimate means of resolving conflicts and that the pursuit of justice should be the primary goal of warfare?
What is the concept of 'double effect' in Just War Theory?
Which philosopher argued that war is a form of social pathology and that it can be eliminated through the establishment of a world government?
What is the primary argument in favor of Pacifism?
Which philosopher argued that war is a necessary evil and that the pursuit of self-interest is the primary driving force behind human behavior?
What is the concept of 'proportionality' in Just War Theory?
Which philosopher argued that war is a necessary evil and that the pursuit of power is a fundamental aspect of human nature?