Conservatism Flashcards
(33 cards)
What does Hobbes think of change?
Humans are evil and if you change things humans can demonstrate that.
What does Burke think of change?
Against change, but if it is based on passed evidence then that is fine.
What does Oakeshott think of change?
Change is risky, but change should be based of ideology.
What does Rand think of change?
They are ideological, so change would be needed for her ideas.
What does Nozick think of change?
They are ideological, change would be needed for his ideas.
What does Burke think of ideology?
Non- ideological, partial changes.
What does Oakeshott think of ideology?
Fully anti-ideology, bases ideas from pragmatism.
What does Rand think of ideology?
Fully for ideology.
What does Nozick think of ideology?
Fully for ideology.
What does Hobbes think of individuals?
Hates individuals, loves the government, should give up rights to the state.
What does Burke think of individuals?
Everyone has a role to play in society, there is a natural hierarchy.
What does Oakeshott think of individuals?
All have a role to play.
What does Rand think of individuals?
Individuals should be selfish and that is morally right.
What does Nozick think of individuals?
Can use people against will, individuals can do what they want, with in reason.
What does Hobbes think of State?
Maintain order and this is consented to by the people.
What does Burke think of State?
Make decisions and the better people of society should be in charge.
What does Oakeshott think of State?
Responsible for maintaining society and mobility.
What does Rand think of State?
Nothing in forms of Taxation, but should still maintain order.
What does Nozick think of state?
Basic night watchman state, so should just maintain order in society.
What does Hobbes think of rights?
Give up your rights to the state, but keep self defense.
What does Burke think of rights?
Everyone has their rights, so they can play their part in society.
What does Rand think of rights?
Should do what you want and act in own self interest.
What does Nozick think of rights?
Peoples free will is the main objective and the only morale truth, act in free will.
What does Hobbes think of Order?
An ordered society should balance the human need to live a free life, basic human requirement.