2024年度 慶應義塾大学 総合政策学部 選択Ⅰ 解答

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 [出典:Hussenot, A. (2017). "Is freelancing the future of employment?" The Conversation.]

[31] 2 (uncover)

[32] 2 (supplements)

[33] 1 (pull in)

[34] 1 (end)

[35] 2 (flourishing)

[36] 3 (portfolio)

[37] 1 (juggle)

[38] 1 (Of course)

[39] 3 (stands to)

[40] 1 (indicator)

[41] 3 (The nature of freelancing work has both positive and negative aspects.)

[42] 2 (hipsters)

[43] 1 (opportunity to be creative, work flexible hours, engaging in remote work)

[44] 2 (The choice of professions is often limited for freelancers.)

[45] 2 (More needs to be done to nurture and protect the working rights of freelancers.)


 [出典:Baggini, J. (2023). "Manners matter - philosophy tells us why," Prospect.]

[46] 3 (acting)

[47] 1 (if)

[48] 1 (intimately)

[49] 3 (pragmatic)

[50] 1 (at least)

[51] 2 (lubricate)

[52] 2 (least)

[53] 3 (retribution)

[54] 2 (indignant)

[55] 2 (observing)

[56] 3 (the former is beyond human control; the latter consists of the agreed-upon codes of a community.)

[57] 4 (to disable the fundamental system of mutual trust and respect)

[58] 4 (Strategically flout the norms so people recognize your intention.)

[59] 3 (can be disregarded to achieve certain goals.)

[60] 1 ([A] beneficent [B] maleficent)


 [出典:Meagher, S. (2020). "The not-so-hidden ethical cost of fast fashion: sneaky sweatshops in our own backyard," Forbes, supplemented with Kitroeff, N. (2019). "Fashion Nova' secret; underpaid workers in Los Angeles factories," The New York Times.]

[61] 1 (nothing)

[62] 3 (relentlessly)

[63] 3 (blinked an eye)

[64] 2 (feathers)

[65] 3 (owes)

[66] 3 (assumptions)

[67] 2 (fairness)

[68] 1 (grueling)

[69] 1 (left)

[70] 2 (whopping)

[71] 3 (end)

[72] 1 (demographic)

[73] 1 (microscope)

[74] 1 (further)

[75] 3 (reached)

[76] 2 (as long as)

[77] 2 (tapped)

[78] 3 (attainable)

[79] 2 (soil)

[80] 1 (sweet)

[81] 2 (It is unclear if people are concerned whether or not cheap clothes are made in an ethical manner.)

[82] 1 (are located domestically and not in a distant foreign country)

[83] 3 (receiving the good points of a thing without any of its drawbacks)

[84] 4 (It is difficult for people who sew clothes to make more than $5.00 an hour even if they work hard.)

[85] 2 (Many people say they care about the rights of workers but seem ignorant of all the labor abuses that are happening nearby.)

[86] 1 (The government reports that most of America's workers are foreigners who entered unofficially.)

[87] 3 (The company has moved its production facilities to multiple foreign countries.)

[88] 1 (businesses that fail to remunerate employees for the work they provide)

[89] 4 (rejects the idea that the company is in any way guilty of mistreating labor.)

[90] 1 (fast fashion, even when made in America, is often produced by exploiting workers.)

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