2014-12-01
Cultural Difference and Human Rights
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A Philosophical-Anthropological Approach
Erasmus Student Journal of Philosophy , Volume 4 - Issue 2 p. 20- 30
In ‘Cultural Difference and Human Rights’, Julien Kloeg claims, with Pablo Gilabert, that theoretical attempts to justify human rights should move beyond the dichotomy of providing either a humanist or a political justification. Kloeg demonstrates how philosophical anthropology could ground an attempt to combine both types of justifications. In order to provide such a combination, he develops both a new conception of culture based on Plessner’s thinking on spatial finitude, and a Rancièrian conception of human rights.
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Kloeg, J. (2014). Cultural Difference and Human Rights. Erasmus Student Journal of Philosophy, 4(2), 20–30. Retrieved from http://hdl.handle.net/1765/77374 |