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Routledge - Rights: A Critical Introduction - Philosophy Book

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Explore the complex foundations of human rights with Rights: A Critical Introduction by Tom Campbell. Published by Routledge, this book provides a deep look into why we consider rights fundamental to our daily lives while acknowledging the intense debates surrounding them in both theory and practice. This comprehensive text addresses the core questions of legal and moral philosophy. You will learn about the origins of rights and whether they are discovered or invented. The book examines the different types of rights that exist and the specific criteria for who is entitled to them. By studying historical and contemporary theories, readers gain a clear understanding of the justifications used to support rights. The text also covers significant challenges to these concepts from various philosophical perspectives, making it an essential resource for anyone interested in law, ethics, and political theory.

Key Features

Provides a comprehensive introduction to the key philosophical debates regarding the nature and existence of rights.

Examines both historical and contemporary theories to explain the origin and variety of different types of rights.

Analyzes standard justifications for rights to help readers understand how they are defended in legal and moral contexts.

Explores the fundamental question of whether rights are discovered through reason or invented by society.

Addresses significant challenges to rights theory from various philosophical perspectives to provide a balanced view.

Product Specifications

Format
hardcover
Domain
Amazon UK
Release Date
15 November 2005
Listed Since
09 February 2007

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