Titlebook: Human Rights and Human Nature; Marion Albers,Thomas Hoffmann,J?rn Reinhardt Book 2014 Springer Science+Business Media Dordrecht 2014 Alter

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Human Rights and Human Nature: Introduction, ancient philosophy and in religious traditions and also extends to early modern natural rights thinking. “Human nature”, as a concept, is still widely used in contemporary philosophical and juridical human rights discourse as a way of justifying the universal and egalitarian validity of the claim o

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Human Rights Beyond Naturalismn the presupposition of membership in the human species and also on an ‘a(chǎn)xiom of human equality’, the purpose of human rights is not to transform pre-political or ‘inborn’ claims already given in a state of nature but to implement power restrictions that only become necessary if modern citizens unde

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Human Rights, Human Nature, and the Feasibility Issueidea of rights is feasible or not. The different ambitions that are connected with the very idea of rights, especially in the modern natural right tradition, can often be traced back to divergent anthropological assumptions on human dispositions and conduct. In his contribution “Human Rights, Human