The statement "We should recognize humanity wherever it occurs, and give its fundamental ingredients, reason and (Nussbaum) is an example of:
Correct answer: A. Cosmopolitanism
- A. Cosmopolitanism
- B. Pluralism
- C. Realism
- D. Pluralism and realism
Explanation
Nussbaum's appeal to recognize humanity wherever it occurs expresses cosmopolitanism, which treats all human beings as members of a shared moral community. It goes beyond state-centred realism and value diversity associated with pluralism.
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