Human Rights Being and Existence
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ontology, human rights, human rights types, human dignity, diversity.Abstract
The ontological perspective in the approach to human rights is subject to different traps,against which measures must be taken. But it also faces us to the challenge of precisely specifying what they are and how are they to be based. In this paper we try to face this challenge, paying attention to avoid the traps above mentioned. The first part of it is focused on being-existence of human rights,trying to specify critically their «places»: social reality, laws and, in a founding sense, human dignity.The second part takes the category being-essence as reference, asking about the kind of being of humanrights in their different types. This «kind» will show itself densely mediated by cultural diversity andtemporality-historicity. What is really pretended with this reflection is to contribute to the cause of thesocial existence of human rights.Downloads
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2013-05-13
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Etexeberria, X. (2013). Human Rights Being and Existence. Pensamiento. Revista De Investigación E Información Filosófica, 68(257), 389–412. Retrieved from https://revistas.comillas.edu/index.php/pensamiento/article/view/980
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