Human Dignity as a Status vs Human Dignity as a Value. A Double Nature
My paper provides an analysis of two antithetical theories about the nature of human dignity: human dignity as a status, human dignity as a value. Strengths of the theories consist in having developed two relevant traits of human dignity, respectively: human dignity as an object of rights, human di...
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Rosenberg & Sellier
2016
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| Acceso en línea: | https://doaj.org/article/8cd6f16a8b364c1dac575777e143d79c |
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| Sumario: | My paper provides an analysis of two antithetical theories about the nature of human dignity: human dignity as a status, human dignity as a value. Strengths of the theories consist in having developed two relevant traits of human dignity, respectively: human dignity as an object of rights, human dignity as a ground of rights. Weaknesses of the theories consist in both having excluded one of the two elements. A third paradigm will be provided, which tries to explain human dignity both as a status and as a value.
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