Pаrt I. Quоte Identificаtiоn (41 pоints) For 5 of the following quotes, identify the аuthor and work that the quotation is drawn from and explain the quote’s meaning and significance in a short paragraph of 4-6 sentences (7 points each). For the remaining 3, just identify the author and work from which the quotation is drawn (2 points each). “Sovereign is he who decides on the exception.” “The virtue of justice belongs to the city… justice is an ordering of the political association, and the virtue of justice consists in the determination of what is just” “the life of man, solitary, poor, nasty, brutish, and short” “Women are property, but also persons; women are held both to possess and to lack the capacities required for contract – and contract demands that their womanhood be both denied and affirmed.” “The fundamental principle of democracy is that the ends of freedom and individuality for all can be attained only by means that accord with those ends” “I shall only insist that men have increased that inferiority till women are almost sunk below the standard of rational creatures. Let their faculties have room to unfold, and their virtues to gain strength, and then determine where the whole sex must stand in the intellectual scale.” “Only when the real, individual man re-absorbs in himself the abstract citizen, and as an individual human being has become a species-beingin his everyday life, in his particular work, and in his particular situation, only when man has recognized and organized his “own powers” as social powers, and, consequently, no longer separates social power from himself in the shape of political power, only then will human emancipation have been accomplished.” “Hence, any theory that cannot be shared in everyday conversation cannot be used to educate the public.”