Introducing Discipline

Jean-Klein, Iris; Riles, Annelise

doi:10.1525/pol.2005.28.2.173

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“…However, it has been recent centuries that human rights have been discussed within a conceptual framework. When we look at the fields of study of anthropology, human rights are among the rapidly developing and expanding subjects (Klein & Riles, 2005).…”

Section: Fundamentals Of Human Rightsmentioning

confidence: 99%

İnsan Haklarının Temellendirilmesinde Felsefi Antropolojinin Önemi

ALKAYIŞ

2024

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The human being occupies a tremendous place among other living beings. This value of man comes from his/her biopsychic characteristic. Because man creates civilizations by using his/her intelligence and manual skills. It is both philosophy and anthropology that articulate the fundamental characteristics that distinguish human beings from other living beings. The task of philosophical anthropology is to reveal and explain these differences of existence. Along with the qualities of the human being's existence structure, it is very important to move from the conditions of his existence. For this reason, this study first examines the theoretical foundations between philosophical anthropology and human rights. It is an important problem that, no matter how close the boundaries of philosophy and anthropology are, philosophical concepts are rarely used to explain anthropological events and changes. Then, the conceptual framework of philosophical anthropology is presented and the historical process of human rights and their current role are examined. At the same time, the foundations of human rights and the problems related to the awareness of the protection of human rights were emphasized. At the end of the study, the importance of human rights in the context of philosophical anthropology and some suggestions for the improvement of these rights are put forward.

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Section: Fundamentals Of Human Rightsmentioning

confidence: 99%