Dignity and Human Rights
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Dignity and Human Rights
Language Philosophy and Social Realizations
Leher, Stephan P.
Taylor & Francis Ltd
12/2021
188
Mole
Inglês
9781032241944
15 a 20 dias
263
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Introduction
1. The End of History or the Beginning of a Human Rights History?
2. Two Surprising Facts: There Are a First Case and a First International Court to Hold Defendants Responsible for Their Crimes According to the Rule of Human Rights Law
3. The Individual Woman, Man and Queer Is the Subject of International Human Rights Law
4. There Is a Plurality of Understandings and Realizations of the Concept "Human Dignity"
5. Dignity, Human Rights and Language Philosophy
6. The West's Adherence to Privileges, Cultural Contexts and Arguments on State Sovereignty Challenge Universal Human Rights
7. Democracy Is about Self-Determination of Women, Men and Queer within Their Communities
8. Choice and Ability to Claim One's Dignity as Policies of the Individual
9. A Question to be Answered by Empirical Social Research: Are Women and Men Conscious of Their Dignity in Relation to the Quality of Their Social Choices and Social Realizations?
10. Language Philosophy, Interview Sentences, Dignity and Human Rights
11. Conclusion
1. The End of History or the Beginning of a Human Rights History?
2. Two Surprising Facts: There Are a First Case and a First International Court to Hold Defendants Responsible for Their Crimes According to the Rule of Human Rights Law
3. The Individual Woman, Man and Queer Is the Subject of International Human Rights Law
4. There Is a Plurality of Understandings and Realizations of the Concept "Human Dignity"
5. Dignity, Human Rights and Language Philosophy
6. The West's Adherence to Privileges, Cultural Contexts and Arguments on State Sovereignty Challenge Universal Human Rights
7. Democracy Is about Self-Determination of Women, Men and Queer within Their Communities
8. Choice and Ability to Claim One's Dignity as Policies of the Individual
9. A Question to be Answered by Empirical Social Research: Are Women and Men Conscious of Their Dignity in Relation to the Quality of Their Social Choices and Social Realizations?
10. Language Philosophy, Interview Sentences, Dignity and Human Rights
11. Conclusion
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Human Rights Law Rule;Human Rights;Universal Homogenous State;UN;Social Choices;Human Rights Law;Negative Liberty Rights;Successful Speech Acts;Important Social Choices;Young Man;Claim Human Rights;Human Development Index;Ideal Discourse Situation;Validity Condition;Claim Dignity;Historian Arnold Toynbee;Language Games;Privileged Sentences;Concrete Social Realities;International Human Rights Law;Federal Republic Of Germany;Uruk Period;Capability Opportunities;South Sudan;Interview Sentences
Introduction
1. The End of History or the Beginning of a Human Rights History?
2. Two Surprising Facts: There Are a First Case and a First International Court to Hold Defendants Responsible for Their Crimes According to the Rule of Human Rights Law
3. The Individual Woman, Man and Queer Is the Subject of International Human Rights Law
4. There Is a Plurality of Understandings and Realizations of the Concept "Human Dignity"
5. Dignity, Human Rights and Language Philosophy
6. The West's Adherence to Privileges, Cultural Contexts and Arguments on State Sovereignty Challenge Universal Human Rights
7. Democracy Is about Self-Determination of Women, Men and Queer within Their Communities
8. Choice and Ability to Claim One's Dignity as Policies of the Individual
9. A Question to be Answered by Empirical Social Research: Are Women and Men Conscious of Their Dignity in Relation to the Quality of Their Social Choices and Social Realizations?
10. Language Philosophy, Interview Sentences, Dignity and Human Rights
11. Conclusion
1. The End of History or the Beginning of a Human Rights History?
2. Two Surprising Facts: There Are a First Case and a First International Court to Hold Defendants Responsible for Their Crimes According to the Rule of Human Rights Law
3. The Individual Woman, Man and Queer Is the Subject of International Human Rights Law
4. There Is a Plurality of Understandings and Realizations of the Concept "Human Dignity"
5. Dignity, Human Rights and Language Philosophy
6. The West's Adherence to Privileges, Cultural Contexts and Arguments on State Sovereignty Challenge Universal Human Rights
7. Democracy Is about Self-Determination of Women, Men and Queer within Their Communities
8. Choice and Ability to Claim One's Dignity as Policies of the Individual
9. A Question to be Answered by Empirical Social Research: Are Women and Men Conscious of Their Dignity in Relation to the Quality of Their Social Choices and Social Realizations?
10. Language Philosophy, Interview Sentences, Dignity and Human Rights
11. Conclusion
Este título pertence ao(s) assunto(s) indicados(s). Para ver outros títulos clique no assunto desejado.
Human Rights Law Rule;Human Rights;Universal Homogenous State;UN;Social Choices;Human Rights Law;Negative Liberty Rights;Successful Speech Acts;Important Social Choices;Young Man;Claim Human Rights;Human Development Index;Ideal Discourse Situation;Validity Condition;Claim Dignity;Historian Arnold Toynbee;Language Games;Privileged Sentences;Concrete Social Realities;International Human Rights Law;Federal Republic Of Germany;Uruk Period;Capability Opportunities;South Sudan;Interview Sentences
