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In defense of human rights: a non-religious grounding in a pluralistic world/ Ari Kohen

By: Kohen, AriMaterial type: Text

TextPublication details: London: Routledge, 2007Description: 207 pISBN: 9780415420150 ; 0415420156 ; 9780415479691; 041547969X ; 9780203963760 ; 0203963768Subject(s): Human rights -- Religious aspectsDDC classification: 323.4

Contents:

1. Prologue: Starvin' for Justice 2. Introduction: The First Day of Class 3. Michael Perry and the Religious Cosmology: Foundations and Critiques of Human Rights 4. The Possibility of Non-religious Human Rights: Alan Gewirth and the Principle of Generic Consistency 5. The Problem of Secular Sacredness: Ronald Dworkin, Michael Perry, and Human Rights Foundationalism 6. Human Dignity Without Teleology: Human Rights and Evolutionary Biology 7. Does Might Make Human Rights?: Sympathy, Solidarity, and Subjectivity in Richard Rorty's Final Vocabulary 8. Rights and Wrongs Without God: A Non-religious Grounding for Human Rights in a Pluralistic World

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1. Prologue: Starvin' for Justice
2. Introduction: The First Day of Class
3. Michael Perry and the Religious Cosmology: Foundations and Critiques of Human Rights
4. The Possibility of Non-religious Human Rights: Alan Gewirth and the Principle of Generic Consistency
5. The Problem of Secular Sacredness: Ronald Dworkin, Michael Perry, and Human Rights Foundationalism
6. Human Dignity Without Teleology: Human Rights and Evolutionary Biology
7. Does Might Make Human Rights?: Sympathy, Solidarity, and Subjectivity in Richard Rorty's Final Vocabulary
8. Rights and Wrongs Without God: A Non-religious Grounding for Human Rights in a Pluralistic World

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