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Author Bauhn, Per.
Title Gewirthian perspectives on human rights.
Publication Info : Taylor and Francis, 2016.


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Descript 1 online resource (257 p.)
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Contents Cover -- Title -- Copyright -- Contents -- List of Figures and Table -- Introduction -- PART I Gewirthian Theory -- 1 Gewirth Versus Kant on Kant's Maxim of Reason: Towards a Gewirthian Philosophical Anthropology -- 2 Is Alan Gewirth's Moral Philosophy Neo-Stoic? -- 3 'On Pain of Contradiction': A Key Moment in Deductive Agency Arguments -- 4 Dialectical Necessity and the 'Is-Ought' Problem -- PART II Gewirthian Contributions -- 5 A Dialectically Necessary Approach to the Sociological Understanding of Power and Real Interests
6 Gewirth's Moral Philosophy and the Foundation of Catholic Social Thought -- 7 Confucianism and Gewirthian Human Rights in a Taiwanese Context -- 8 The Gewirthian Ideal of Self-Fulfillment: Enhancing the Moral Foundations of International Law -- 9 Thomas Piketty and Alan Gewirth: Is a Global Community of Rights Possible in the Twenty-First Century? -- PART III Gewirthian Applications -- 10 A Gewirthian Framework for Protecting the Basic Human Rights of Lesbian, Gay, Bisexual, and Transgender (LGBT) People -- 11 Justifying Mental Health Rights From a Gewirthian Perspective
12 Gewirthian Philosophy and Young Adults Who Have Down Syndrome: Towards a Human Rights-Based Model of Community Engagement for Young People Living With an Intellectual Disability -- 13 The Gewirthian Duty to Rescue -- Contributors -- Index
Note 325 annual accesses. UkHlHU
ISBN 9781317232629
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Author Bauhn, Per.
Series Routledge Studies in American Philosophy
Routledge Studies in American Philosophy
Subject Gewirth, Alan. Human rights.
Human rights.
Descript 1 online resource (257 p.)
Note Description based upon print version of record.
Contents Cover -- Title -- Copyright -- Contents -- List of Figures and Table -- Introduction -- PART I Gewirthian Theory -- 1 Gewirth Versus Kant on Kant's Maxim of Reason: Towards a Gewirthian Philosophical Anthropology -- 2 Is Alan Gewirth's Moral Philosophy Neo-Stoic? -- 3 'On Pain of Contradiction': A Key Moment in Deductive Agency Arguments -- 4 Dialectical Necessity and the 'Is-Ought' Problem -- PART II Gewirthian Contributions -- 5 A Dialectically Necessary Approach to the Sociological Understanding of Power and Real Interests
6 Gewirth's Moral Philosophy and the Foundation of Catholic Social Thought -- 7 Confucianism and Gewirthian Human Rights in a Taiwanese Context -- 8 The Gewirthian Ideal of Self-Fulfillment: Enhancing the Moral Foundations of International Law -- 9 Thomas Piketty and Alan Gewirth: Is a Global Community of Rights Possible in the Twenty-First Century? -- PART III Gewirthian Applications -- 10 A Gewirthian Framework for Protecting the Basic Human Rights of Lesbian, Gay, Bisexual, and Transgender (LGBT) People -- 11 Justifying Mental Health Rights From a Gewirthian Perspective
12 Gewirthian Philosophy and Young Adults Who Have Down Syndrome: Towards a Human Rights-Based Model of Community Engagement for Young People Living With an Intellectual Disability -- 13 The Gewirthian Duty to Rescue -- Contributors -- Index
Note 325 annual accesses. UkHlHU
ISBN 9781317232629
Author Bauhn, Per.
Series Routledge Studies in American Philosophy
Routledge Studies in American Philosophy
Subject Gewirth, Alan. Human rights.
Human rights.

Subject Gewirth, Alan. Human rights.
Human rights.
Descript 1 online resource (257 p.)
Note Description based upon print version of record.
Contents Cover -- Title -- Copyright -- Contents -- List of Figures and Table -- Introduction -- PART I Gewirthian Theory -- 1 Gewirth Versus Kant on Kant's Maxim of Reason: Towards a Gewirthian Philosophical Anthropology -- 2 Is Alan Gewirth's Moral Philosophy Neo-Stoic? -- 3 'On Pain of Contradiction': A Key Moment in Deductive Agency Arguments -- 4 Dialectical Necessity and the 'Is-Ought' Problem -- PART II Gewirthian Contributions -- 5 A Dialectically Necessary Approach to the Sociological Understanding of Power and Real Interests
6 Gewirth's Moral Philosophy and the Foundation of Catholic Social Thought -- 7 Confucianism and Gewirthian Human Rights in a Taiwanese Context -- 8 The Gewirthian Ideal of Self-Fulfillment: Enhancing the Moral Foundations of International Law -- 9 Thomas Piketty and Alan Gewirth: Is a Global Community of Rights Possible in the Twenty-First Century? -- PART III Gewirthian Applications -- 10 A Gewirthian Framework for Protecting the Basic Human Rights of Lesbian, Gay, Bisexual, and Transgender (LGBT) People -- 11 Justifying Mental Health Rights From a Gewirthian Perspective
12 Gewirthian Philosophy and Young Adults Who Have Down Syndrome: Towards a Human Rights-Based Model of Community Engagement for Young People Living With an Intellectual Disability -- 13 The Gewirthian Duty to Rescue -- Contributors -- Index
Note 325 annual accesses. UkHlHU
ISBN 9781317232629
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