Describe the classical theories of society

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1. Describe the classical theories of society according to Confucius, Plato, and Aristotle. What are the elements of a just society according to the ancient philosophers?

2. Compare and contrast the social contract theories of Hobbes and Locke. How does Rawls' original position help insure a just society?

3. Compare and contrast Rawls and Nozick on the balance of freedom and equality.

4. Evaluate the main arguments that Marx and Engels advance against the economic system of capitalism. Describe their perspective of history as . class struggle. Evaluate communism in both theory and practice.

5. What role does gender play in creating a just society. Identify the main ideas of Susan Moller Okin in her Justice Genderand the Family.

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