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MARTHA NUSSBAUM's CAPABILITIES APPROACH in 'Creating Capabilities' (2011) identifies a list of:

Aonly economic capabilities (cf. Martha Nussbaum, 'Creating Capabilities: The Human Development Approach' (2011)) (cf. Martha Nussbaum, 'Creating Capabilities: The Human Development Approach' (2011)) (cf. Martha Nussbaum, 'Creating Capabilities: The Human Development Approach' (2011))
Bno fixed list (cf. Martha Nussbaum, 'Creating Capabilities: The Human Development Approach' (2011)) (cf. Martha Nussbaum, 'Creating Capabilities: The Human Development Approach' (2011)) (cf. Martha Nussbaum, 'Creating Capabilities: The Human Development Approach' (2011))
Conly 3 capabilities (cf. Martha Nussbaum, 'Creating Capabilities: The Human Development Approach' (2011)) (cf. Martha Nussbaum, 'Creating Capabilities: The Human Development Approach' (2011)) (cf. Martha Nussbaum, 'Creating Capabilities: The Human Development Approach' (2011))
D10 CENTRAL HUMAN CAPABILITIES that should be guaranteed by basic constitutional principles — including LIFE, BODILY HEALTH, BODILY INTEGRITY, SENSES/IMAGINATION/THOUGHT, EMOTIONS, PRACTICAL REASON, AFFILIATION, OTHER SPECIES, PLAY, CONTROL OVER ENVIRONMENT (political and material)
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Correct answer: D. 10 CENTRAL HUMAN CAPABILITIES that should be guaranteed by basic constitutional principles — including LIFE, BODILY HEALTH, BODILY INTEGRITY, SENSES/IMAGINATION/THOUGHT, EMOTIONS, PRACTICAL REASON, AFFILIATION, OTHER SPECIES, PLAY, CONTROL OVER ENVIRONMENT (political and material)
1. MARTHA NUSSBAUM, with AMARTYA SEN, developed the CAPABILITIES APPROACH (or 'human development approach'). 2. NUSSBAUM differs from SEN by proposing a FIXED LIST of 10 CENTRAL HUMAN CAPABILITIES: 3. (1) LIFE — being able to live a normal life span; 4. (2) BODILY HEALTH — adequate food, shelter, health; 5. (3) BODILY INTEGRITY — secure against assault, free movement; 6. (4) SENSES, IMAGINATION, THOUGHT — including education and creative expression; 7. (5) EMOTIONS — emotional attachments without fear; 8. (6) PRACTICAL REASON — forming a conception of good and life plan; 9. (7) AFFILIATION — social interaction; non-discrimination; 10. (8) OTHER SPECIES — concern for animals, plants, nature; 11. (9) PLAY — recreation and enjoyment; 12. (10) CONTROL OVER ENVIRONMENT — POLITICAL (participation, free speech, assembly) and MATERIAL (property, employment). 13. INFLUENCE: human development indices, women's rights advocacy, constitutional litigation. 14. Hence option B is correct. _Source: Legal Research Methodology + Jurisprudence — Martha Nussbaum, 'Creating Capabilities: The Human Development Approach' (2011)_
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