Multiple Choice
Why might we conceive of privacy as a value instead of a right?
A) Rights are inviolable.
B) It may sometimes be appropriate to violate privacy.
C) Rights have a binary structure of either being possessed or not; values can be compared.
D) All of the above
Correct Answer:
Verified
Correct Answer:
Verified
Related Questions
Q15: Philosophers have proposed two fundamentally different accounts
Q16: The right to free speech in America
Q17: Do we have a right to privacy
Q18: Which of the following attempts to recognize
Q19: What does it mean to say that
Q20: In 2010, a Spanish citizen won a
Q21: The example of the politician only buying
Q22: How might traffic cameras be adjusted by
Q24: What is the relation between privacy and
Q25: The most fundamental natural right identified by