Moral Rights and Political FreedomRowman & Littlefield, 1995 - 224 pàgines Seeking a way out of today's bewildering rush of rights claims, Tara Smith's Moral Rights and Political Freedom offers a systematic account of the nature and foundations of rights. The book carefully elucidates what political freedom is and demonstrates why it should be protected by rights. Smith's thesis is that rights are teleological: respect for freedom is necessary for individuals' flourishing or eudaimonia. Smith illustrates how many alleged rights would actually undermine that objective. Her decisive refutation of the assumption that conflicts between rights are inevitable--demonstrating how such conflicts are theoretically incoherent and practically self-defeating--should go a long way toward resolving many contemporary disputes about rights. |
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... Threats 150 Freedom's Normativity 155 The Significance of Physical Pressure 158 Force and Harm 160 8 " Positive " Freedom The Positive - Negative Distinction 166 Critique 168 General Difficulties 168 The Enabling Conditions Model 171 ...
... Threats 150 Freedom's Normativity 155 The Significance of Physical Pressure 158 Force and Harm 160 8 " Positive " Freedom The Positive - Negative Distinction 166 Critique 168 General Difficulties 168 The Enabling Conditions Model 171 ...
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... threat . The subversive assault on rights is dangerous largely because it is hidden . It is more difficult to battle because it is more difficult to detect . Until we appreciate that rights are under attack , we will not realize the ...
... threat . The subversive assault on rights is dangerous largely because it is hidden . It is more difficult to battle because it is more difficult to detect . Until we appreciate that rights are under attack , we will not realize the ...
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... threat of physical force . This is the only external obstacle that has sufficient power to displace a person's governance of her actions . The application of force violates freedom when it is exerted against the recipient's will or ...
... threat of physical force . This is the only external obstacle that has sufficient power to displace a person's governance of her actions . The application of force violates freedom when it is exerted against the recipient's will or ...
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Positive Rights in a Republic of Talk: A Survey and a Critique Thomas Halper Previsualització no disponible - 2003 |