In this book, Flynn develops a philosophical approach to human rights that is continuous with and a reflection on the intercultural dialogue on human rights.
In this book, Flynn develops a philosophical approach to human rights that is continuous with and a reflection on the intercultural dialogue on human rights.
Jeffrey Flynn is Associate Professor of Philosophy at Fordham University, USA. In 2013-14 he is a Member at the Institute for Advanced Study in Princeton, NJ, USA.
Inhaltsangabe
Introduction Part I. Multiple Foundations for Human Rights 1. Compatibility Debates, Colonial Subtexts, and Global Inequality 2. Human Rights as Political, not Metaphysical 3. Unforced Consensus and Multiple Modernities Part II. A Dialogical Framework 4. Reconstructing the Western Model 5. How to Frame a Real Dialogue 6. The Shifting Horizons of Secular Modernity 7. A Realistic Utopia of Human Rights. Conclusion
Introduction Part I. Multiple Foundations for Human Rights 1. Compatibility Debates, Colonial Subtexts, and Global Inequality 2. Human Rights as Political, not Metaphysical 3. Unforced Consensus and Multiple Modernities Part II. A Dialogical Framework 4. Reconstructing the Western Model 5. How to Frame a Real Dialogue 6. The Shifting Horizons of Secular Modernity 7. A Realistic Utopia of Human Rights. Conclusion
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