Question

A book by the Ahnishinahbæótjibway (“uh-nish-ih-NAH-bay-oht-JIB-way”) philosopher Wub-e-ke-niew is titled “We Have the Right to” this concept. For 10 points each:
[10h] Ernest Renan’s (“ruh-NAH’s”) “What Is a Nation?” states that a “moral conscience” requiring “the subordination of the individual to the communal good” implies the right to what concept, which Renan calls a “daily plebiscite” (“PLEB-uh-site”)?
ANSWER: existence [or the right to exist; or existence of a nation; accept We Have the Right to Exist; prompt on nationhood]
[10e] We Have the Right to Exist underlines the first letter of this word to distinguish the cyclical Ahnishinahbæótjibway (“uh-nish-ih-NAH-bay-oht-JIB-way”) version of this concept from the Euro-American version, which is conceived as an “arrow.”
ANSWER: time [accept arrow of time]
[10m] We Have the Right to Exist features a blurb by this cognitive scientist, whose 1971 debate with Michel Foucault (“foo-KOH”) positioned him as a champion of analytic philosophy.
ANSWER: Noam Chomsky [or Avram Noam Chomsky]

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Brown AChicago B0101020
Chicago AYale A0101020
Chicago CMinnesota A010010
Columbia AToronto A010010
Columbia BNYU A0101020
Cornell AGeorgia Tech A0101020
Cornell BNorth Carolina A0101020
Duke AMaryland A010010
Florida AStanford A010010
Florida BHouston A0101020
Imperial AMichigan A0101020
Iowa State AIllinois A0101020
Johns Hopkins AMinnesota B0101020
Northwestern AIndiana A010010
Penn APenn State A0101020
Rutgers AMcGill A010010
South Carolina AClaremont A0101020
Texas AHarvard A0101020
UC Berkeley AMIT A0101020
UC Berkeley BPurdue A0101020
Vanderbilt ARutgers B010010
Virginia AGeorgia Tech B0101020
WUSTL AOhio State A010010
Yale BWUSTL B010010