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Routledge Rights: A Critical Introduction - Routledge Philosophy

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Description

Rights: A Critical Introduction offers a comprehensive exploration of one of philosophy's most contested concepts. Tom Campbell guides readers through the fundamental questions that shape rights theory: Where do rights originate? Are they invented or discovered? What varieties exist, and who holds them? This scholarly work systematically examines historical and contemporary theories of rights, tracing their origins and justifications whilst engaging with major philosophical challenges from thinkers like Ben. The book balances theoretical rigour with accessible analysis, making it essential reading for students, academics and anyone seeking to understand the philosophical foundations underlying rights in both theory and everyday practice.

Key Features

Tom Campbell provides a comprehensive introduction to philosophical debates surrounding rights, covering both historical and contemporary perspectives.

The first part examines theories of rights origins, including whether rights are discovered or invented, establishing foundational understanding.

Rights: A Critical Introduction critically engages with major philosophical challenges to rights theory from prominent thinkers in the field.

Routledge's publication addresses the variety of rights and the criteria determining who is entitled to specific rights protections.

The book balances theoretical depth with accessible prose, making complex philosophical concepts clear for academic and general readers.

Product Specifications

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

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