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Vs Classical Republicanism What are the main attributes of both views Natural Rights Philosophy Individual rights Popular sovereignty government by consent Limited government Human Equality ID: 349361

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Slide1

Natural Rights Philosophy

Vs

Classical RepublicanismSlide2

What are the main attributes of both views?

Natural Rights Philosophy

Individual rightsPopular sovereignty/ government by consentLimited governmentHuman Equality

Classical Republicanism

Small uniform communities

Citizen and civic

virture

Moral educationSlide3

Compare and Contrast the NR and CR views

Compare Slide4

Natural Rights Philosophy

Stressed the rights of the individual to life, liberty and property

Classical Republicanism

Stressed promoting the common good above the rights of the individualSlide5

Natural Rights Philosophy

2.

Stressed that human nature is such that individual behavior is motivated by self interest

Classical Republicanism

2. Stressed that individuals should be motivated by civic virtue

.Slide6

Natural Rights Philosophy

Stressed that society is a collection of individuals, each sharing the same right to pursue his or her own freedom.

(Self Interest, pursuing opportunities)

Classical Republicanism

3.

Limited individual rights to privacy, belief, expression and opportunities to read, think, and earn money. (If people had freedom to do such things , they might stop being reliable and fully dedicated to the common good.

(Putting community interest ahead of individual interest)

Slide7

Natural Rights Philosophy

4. Stressed that people’s opportunities should not be limited by the situation or group into which they were born.

Classical Republicanism

4. Discouraged diversity of beliefs, wealth, and ways of life. Stressed small communities where people know and care for each other. Discouraged citizens from traveling , earning money, and reading and thinking about things that had nothing to do with their government, Slide8

Natural Rights Philosophy

5. Stressed that the main purpose of government should be to protect natural rights. The state existed to serve the interest of the individual.

Classical Republicanism

5. Stressed avoiding the formation of factions or interest groups that might endangerSlide9

What is the primary goal of humans living together?

Natural Rights Philosophy

Ensure protection of life, liberty and property

Classical Republicanism

Promote the common good, exercise civic virtue, achieve human “excellence”Slide10

What ought to motivate human behavior?

Natural Rights Philosophy

Self-interest, pursuing opportunities

Classical Republicanism

Putting community interest ahead of individual interestSlide11

What is the relationship between the public sphere and private sphere

Natural Rights Philosophy

Public sphere a collection of private individuals and interests; no limits on acquisitions, Government must be limited; public sphere as small as possible

Classical Republicanism

Public sphere most important; therefore, need to limit individual to privacy, belief, expression, and opportunities to consider thoughts and ideas incompatible with common good.Slide12

How important is participation in civic activities?

Natural Rights Philosophy

Deciding to participate is up to the individual.

Classical Republicanism

All citizens should participate fully in community to promote common good; civic virtue relate to office holding another contributions to well-being of the community.