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Human Rights and Natural Law / What makes a Right a Human Right? The Philosophy of Human Rights
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I. Philosophical Foundations
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13–19
Human Dignity and Human Nature
Robert Spaemann
Robert Spaemann
13–19
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20–35
Nature—Reason—Freedom. Thinking about Natural Law in Modern Philosophy
Holger Zaborowski
Holger Zaborowski
20–35
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36–51
'Renewal is the Universal Call': Trials of Reason in Edmund Husserl
Nathan Philips
Nathan Philips
36–51
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52–64
Interpretation of the pre-ethical difference. On the problem of nature and violence in (the work of) Jacques Derrida
Florian Bruckmann
Florian Bruckmann
52–64
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65–156
II. Juridical Principles
65–156
65–75
Constitution and Natural Law
Christian Hillgruber
Christian Hillgruber
65–75
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76–100
Europe and Rights: Taking Dialogue Seriously
Marta Cartabia
Marta Cartabia
76–100
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101–131
What makes a Right a Human Right? The Philosophy of Human Rights
Christian Erk
Christian Erk
101–131
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132–146
Law in the World of Values
Marko Trajkovic
Marko Trajkovic
132–146
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147–156
Economics, Politics, and Natural Law
Philip J. Harold
Philip J. Harold
147–156
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157–248
III. Human Dignity
157–248
157–194
Human Dignity: An undefined area? In search of the concept’s many facets through the path of history and philosophy
Lorenza Violini, Maria Maddalena Giungi
Lorenza Violini, Maria Maddalena Giungi
157–194
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195–216
The Universality of Human Dignity: Possibilities, Limits and Aporias of Justification
Harald Seubert
Harald Seubert
195–216
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217–229
The rise of human dignity
Dietmar von der Pfordten
Dietmar von der Pfordten
217–229
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230–248
Practical Reason, Ius, and objectivity on Human Rights
Pedro Pallares Yabur
Pedro Pallares Yabur
230–248
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249–327
IV. Intercultural Perception
249–327
249–265
On Natural Law in Islam
Remi Brague
Remi Brague
249–265
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266–286
The Question of Shari´a and Human Rights
Rocio Daga Portillo
Rocio Daga Portillo
266–286
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287–295
Relationship of Bioethics in Albania and Traditional Islamic Teaching
Bardhyl Çipi
Bardhyl Çipi
287–295
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296–313
Human Rights in China: An Alien Element in a Non-Western Culture?
Heiner Roetz
Heiner Roetz
296–313
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314–327
Looking for sources of human rights in Japanese traditions
Raji C. Steineck
Raji C. Steineck
314–327
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Human Rights and Natural Law , page 101 - 131
What makes a Right a Human Right? The Philosophy of Human Rights
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Christian Erk
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doi.org/10.5771/9783896658074-101
ISBN print: 978-3-89665-567-7
ISBN online: 978-3-89665-807-4
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