Politics Ideology Revision - 2

What is the term given to the aspect of liberalism found in the late seventeenth-late nineteenth centuries?

What event in English history is Locke's philosophy associated with?

Who was the key figure (1759-97) who argued that the treatment of women during this period was a general affront to reason and a particular affront to the individual liberty of half the adult population?

What was the key text that she wrote? It was published in 1792.

What is the term given to the notion of freedom that involves individuals being left alone to pursue their destiny, and that any attempt to interfere with individuals actions may therefore be judged as an infringement of liberty?

What is the term given to the feature of classical liberalism which involved a 'hands-off' government which did not interfere with the liberties of individuals?

Who became known as the 'father' of utilitarian philosophy? (1748-1832)

Who was the key figure (1806-73) who provided a bridge between the old and new variants of liberalism, which led to his philosophy becoming known as 'transitional liberalism'?

What was the key text that he wrote? It was published in 1859.

What is the term given to the focus on what individuals could become rather than what they had become?

What is the term given to the aspect of liberalism found in the late nineteenth century-present?

Who was the key figure (1921-2002) who is thought to be the most important exponent of modern liberlaism in the twentieth century?

What was the key text that he wrote? It was published in 1971.

What is the term given to the belief that indiviuals left alone are often inhibited rather than 'free'?

What is the term given to justice in the form of the distribution of wealth, opportunities and privileges within a society?

What is the term given to the feature of modern liberalism which involved a 'hands-on' government which enabled people to fulfill their potential?

What is the term given to the improvements of the government and democracy of a state?

What is the updated term that represents the liberal belief in tolerance, upheld by the rules of the state?

Who was the key figure (1921-2006) who developed the feminist ideology and broadened the liberal interest in equality of opportunity?

What was the key text that she wrote? It was published in 1963.