2002

DOI: 10.1524/hgjb.2002.4.jg.137

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Hegels Theorie Der Menschenrechte?

Georg Lohmann¹

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“…Notably they were the objects of the classical human rights critiques by Bentham, Hegel and Marx (Niessen 2013;Lohmann 1999Lohmann , 2002. And nowadays human rights are very often understood only in the frame of these national conceptions, which is not only unhistorical but also leads to a truncated, systematic misunderstanding.…”

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Different Conceptions and a General Concept of Human Rights

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Fudan J. Hum. Soc. Sci.

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In this study, I show that human rights are historical projects. They are legal inventions and institutional structures and respond to historical injustices and serious atrocities suffered by people, or which threaten them. It is useful therefore to first distinguish, both historically and systematically, different conceptions of human rights from a concept of human rights.

“…Notably they were the objects of the classical human rights critiques by Bentham, Hegel and Marx (Niessen 2013;Lohmann 1999Lohmann , 2002. And nowadays human rights are very often understood only in the frame of these national conceptions, which is not only unhistorical but also leads to a truncated, systematic misunderstanding.…”

Section: National Conceptions Of Human Rightsmentioning

confidence: 99%

Different Conceptions and a General Concept of Human Rights

2015

Fudan J. Hum. Soc. Sci.

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In this study, I show that human rights are historical projects. They are legal inventions and institutional structures and respond to historical injustices and serious atrocities suffered by people, or which threaten them. It is useful therefore to first distinguish, both historically and systematically, different conceptions of human rights from a concept of human rights.

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