Human Rights - Philosophical Inquiries into Nature and Basis
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Overview
Syllabus
Introduction
Theory of Ethics
Multiple Value Concepts
Philosophical Questions
The Book
The Questions
The Nature of Human Rights
Human Rights
Guiding Principles
The Grounds
Universal Human interests
All human rights serve one fundamental interest
Interests and dignity are not the same
Possibilities and burdensomeness
The question of force
Conclusion
The Danger
Defending Human Rights
Derogation
Conflict
Animals have rights
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Harvard University
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5.0 rating, based on 4 Class Central reviews
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Very impactful and enjoyable topic that truly opened the thoughts on Human Rights and the interests and duties we have within them not only to ourselves but to others as well. Reflecting on these view points was refreshing and presented a more honest approach to understanding them Universally.
Weinstein; It opens with a profound statement: "It is difficult to begin the begin and not to try to go further back.
Three major philosophical questions related to human rights:
1. The nature of human rights.
2. The grounds of human rights.
3. The force of human rights in practical deliberation.
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insightful and engaging course that deepens understanding of global human rights with real world cases
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The subject was conceptually taught, and the basic components of human rights and how to defend it were well presented by the Professor.
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Highly enjoyable discussion that truly opened the thoughts on Human Rights and the interests and duties we have within them not only to ourselves but to others as well. Reflecting on these view points was refreshing and presented a more honest approach to understanding them Universally.