Natural human rights : a theory /

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Part I. Conceptualizing Human Rights: 1. How do we talk about human rights? 2. A short history of human rights in the West 3. Human rights in China Part II. Justifications for Human Rights: 4. Legal justifications 5. Interest justifications 6. Agency justifications 7. Ontology, justice, and human ri...

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Main Author: Boylan, Michael
Language:English
Subjects:
Human rights > Philosophy.
Human rights
Natural law.
Natural law > Philosophy.
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Summary:Part I. Conceptualizing Human Rights: 1. How do we talk about human rights? 2. A short history of human rights in the West 3. Human rights in China Part II. Justifications for Human Rights: 4. Legal justifications 5. Interest justifications 6. Agency justifications 7. Ontology, justice, and human rights Part III. Applications of Human Rights: 8. War rape 9. Political speech 10. LGBT rights.
Physical Description:xiii, 305 pages ;
ISBN:9781107029859 (hardback : alk. paper)
9781107664210 (pbk. : alk. paper)

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