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(Exam) 8° Term 3 - Topic 1. The private, the public and the sense of the common good.

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(Exam) 8° Term 3 - Topic 1. The private, the public and the sense of the common good.
 

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(Exam) 8° Term 3 - Topic 1. The private, the public and the sense of the common good.Online version

Public/private spheres and shared goods.

by Michael Forero Vega
1

When did concepts of public and private spheres emerge?

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What is the private sphere related to?

3

Where is the private sphere generally confined to?

4

According to the text, what is the relationship between the public and private spheres in practice?

5

Which of these is a characteristic of common goods?

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Common goods are special because they are neither private property nor:

7

Which of the following is an example of a common good mentioned in the text?

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How must we use common goods so that future generations can also enjoy them?

9

What does developing a 'sense of the common good' mean?

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Why is it our duty to care for and protect common goods?

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