"The Case Against Perfection" Self-Quiz

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. Sandel argues that acknowledging the giftedness of life requires recognizing that

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. Which of these is disturbingly close to eugenics, on Sandel's view?

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. Why might it be good for us to see ourselves as creatures of nature, God, or fortune, according to Sandel?

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. What does Sandel call the view that the government may not tell parents what sort of children to design, and parents may engineer in their children only those traits that improve their capacities without biasing their choice of life plans?

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. What does Sandel think of the idea that the rich are rich because they are more deserving than the poor?

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