What term is used in liberalism to describe a society where advancement is based purely on individual ability and hard work rather than social status?
Pearson Edexcel A Level · Politics (9PL0)
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What is the significance of 'foundational equality' in liberal theory?
Why is foundational equality considered a prerequisite for the liberal concept of meritocracy?
Which liberal thinker specifically argued that formal equality must be extended to women because they are rational and independent beings capable of reason?
Which of the following best represents the tension between egoistical individualism and developmental individualism within liberal thought?
In the context of liberal thought, what does the term foundational equality imply about the status of individuals at birth?
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In the context of liberal thought, how does developmental individualism differ from egoistical individualism regarding the potential of the human person?
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Compare John Stuart Mill's perspective on individual freedom with Mary Wollstonecraft's views on the role of reason in achieving formal equality for women.
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Explain the core liberal principle of rationalism and how it informs the liberal view of a progressive society.
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Compare and contrast classical liberalism and modern liberalism in their approaches to the state and the economy. In your answer, you must consider:
(a) The transition from egoistical individualism to developmental individualism.
(b) The shift from laissez-faire capitalism to Keynesianism.
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