According to Martha Nussbaum, For any view you put forth, the next question simply has to be . . .
a. what would the world be like if this idea were actually taken up?
b. does this idea express a logically necessary proposition?
c. what is the scientific evidence for or against this idea?
d. does this idea conform to the principle of sufficient reason?
Question 2Martha Nussbaum expressed her conception of philosophy in the statement that philosophers should be
a. handmaidens of science.
b. lawyers for humanity.
c. skeptics of everything.
d. spokespersons for God.
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