The Challenge Of Human Rights: Origin, Development And Significance - Jack Mahoney
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Résumé : Argues that human rights logically culminate in an ethical cosmopolitanism to reflect the moral unity of the human race.
The Challenge of Human Rights traces the history of human rights theory from classical antiquity through the enlightenment to the modern human rights movement, and analyses the significance of human rights in today's increasingly globalized world.
Biographie:
Jack Mahoney is Emeritus Professor of Moral and Social Theology in the University of London and is a former Principal of Heythrop College, University of London. He is the author of several books and of many articles on general and applied ethics, including medical ethics, business and professional ethics and theological ethics, and he has lectured and broadcast widely in these subjects at home and abroad....
Sommaire: Introduction. 1. Human Rights in History. The Ancient Classical World. The World of the Bible. The Medieval World. Renaissance and Reformation Thought. Hobbes and Rousseau. Revolution in England. American Independence. The French Declaration of the Rights of Man. English Resistance to Human Rights. German Developments: Kant and Marx. 2. The Modern Human Rights Movement. The Charter of the United Nations Organization. The Universal Declaration of Human Rights. Continental Developments. The 1993 Vienna World Conference on Human Rights. Wider Human Rights Developments. British Developments. Conclusion. 3. Clarifying Human Rights. Some Useful Distinctions. Rights and Duties. The Proliferation of Rights. Individuals-in-Society. Selfishness and Social Divisiveness. Ethical Imperialism?. A Challenge to All Cultures. The Strengths of Human Rights. 4. Establishing Human Rights. A Matter of Belief. An Essential Requirement. The Nature of Persons. Intuitionist Approaches. Human Dignity. The Wonder of Our Being. Major Opponents. Conclusion. 5. The Globalizing of Human Rights. Global Expansion. Seeking a Global Ethic. Cultural Relativism. Global Human Rights. Towards Cosmopolitanism. The Inadequacies of States. Principled Cosmopolitanism. Human Solidarity. Bibliography. Index
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