Applied Ethics and Human Rights
Conceptual Analysis and Contextual Applications
Herausgeber: Motilal, Shashi
Applied Ethics and Human Rights
Conceptual Analysis and Contextual Applications
Herausgeber: Motilal, Shashi
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'Applied Ethics and Human Rights: Conceptual Analysis and Contextual Applications' offers a philosophical perspective to ethical problems by providing an understanding of the concepts of human rights and responsibilities.
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'Applied Ethics and Human Rights: Conceptual Analysis and Contextual Applications' offers a philosophical perspective to ethical problems by providing an understanding of the concepts of human rights and responsibilities.
Produktdetails
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- Verlag: Anthem Press
- Seitenzahl: 374
- Erscheinungstermin: 1. Juni 2010
- Englisch
- Abmessung: 235mm x 157mm x 27mm
- Gewicht: 759g
- ISBN-13: 9788190757072
- ISBN-10: 8190757075
- Artikelnr.: 30170338
- Verlag: Anthem Press
- Seitenzahl: 374
- Erscheinungstermin: 1. Juni 2010
- Englisch
- Abmessung: 235mm x 157mm x 27mm
- Gewicht: 759g
- ISBN-13: 9788190757072
- ISBN-10: 8190757075
- Artikelnr.: 30170338
Edited by Shashi Motilal
Preface
Introduction
Part One: Rights, Obligations and Responsibilities
Applying Ethics: Modes, Motives and Levels of Commitment
Jurisprudence and the Individual: Bridging the General and the Particular
Why Moral Relativism Does Not Make Sense
Human Rights – A Theoretical Foray
Moral Relativism and Human Rights
Complicity and Responsibility
Dharma: The Overriding Principle of Indian Life and Thought
Moral Foundations of Social Order as Suggested in the Vaiśesikasūtras
Modern Western Conception of Justice as Equality before the Law and Dharmaśāstras
Part Two: Human Rights Issues
Fragile Identities and Constructed Rights
Affirmative Action: Compensation or Discrimination?
Ethics, Human Rights and the LGBT Discourse in India
Distributive Justice: Locating in Context
Punishment and Human Rights
Rights of the ‘Mad’ in Mental Health Sciences
Choice, Life and the (m)Other: Towards Ethics in/of Abortion
The Nationalist Project and the Women’s Question: A Reading of The Home and the World and Nationalism
On the Idea of Obligation to Future Generations
Morality in Cyberspace: Intellectual Property and the Right to Information
Violence – A Right to the Survival of the Self?
'Moral Obligation' to Fight for the Prevention of Greater Calamity: A Debate between Sādharana Dharma and Sva Dharma
Globalisation and Human Rights
Notes on Contributors
Introduction
Part One: Rights, Obligations and Responsibilities
Applying Ethics: Modes, Motives and Levels of Commitment
Jurisprudence and the Individual: Bridging the General and the Particular
Why Moral Relativism Does Not Make Sense
Human Rights – A Theoretical Foray
Moral Relativism and Human Rights
Complicity and Responsibility
Dharma: The Overriding Principle of Indian Life and Thought
Moral Foundations of Social Order as Suggested in the Vaiśesikasūtras
Modern Western Conception of Justice as Equality before the Law and Dharmaśāstras
Part Two: Human Rights Issues
Fragile Identities and Constructed Rights
Affirmative Action: Compensation or Discrimination?
Ethics, Human Rights and the LGBT Discourse in India
Distributive Justice: Locating in Context
Punishment and Human Rights
Rights of the ‘Mad’ in Mental Health Sciences
Choice, Life and the (m)Other: Towards Ethics in/of Abortion
The Nationalist Project and the Women’s Question: A Reading of The Home and the World and Nationalism
On the Idea of Obligation to Future Generations
Morality in Cyberspace: Intellectual Property and the Right to Information
Violence – A Right to the Survival of the Self?
'Moral Obligation' to Fight for the Prevention of Greater Calamity: A Debate between Sādharana Dharma and Sva Dharma
Globalisation and Human Rights
Notes on Contributors
Preface
Introduction
Part One: Rights, Obligations and Responsibilities
Applying Ethics: Modes, Motives and Levels of Commitment
Jurisprudence and the Individual: Bridging the General and the Particular
Why Moral Relativism Does Not Make Sense
Human Rights – A Theoretical Foray
Moral Relativism and Human Rights
Complicity and Responsibility
Dharma: The Overriding Principle of Indian Life and Thought
Moral Foundations of Social Order as Suggested in the Vaiśesikasūtras
Modern Western Conception of Justice as Equality before the Law and Dharmaśāstras
Part Two: Human Rights Issues
Fragile Identities and Constructed Rights
Affirmative Action: Compensation or Discrimination?
Ethics, Human Rights and the LGBT Discourse in India
Distributive Justice: Locating in Context
Punishment and Human Rights
Rights of the ‘Mad’ in Mental Health Sciences
Choice, Life and the (m)Other: Towards Ethics in/of Abortion
The Nationalist Project and the Women’s Question: A Reading of The Home and the World and Nationalism
On the Idea of Obligation to Future Generations
Morality in Cyberspace: Intellectual Property and the Right to Information
Violence – A Right to the Survival of the Self?
'Moral Obligation' to Fight for the Prevention of Greater Calamity: A Debate between Sādharana Dharma and Sva Dharma
Globalisation and Human Rights
Notes on Contributors
Introduction
Part One: Rights, Obligations and Responsibilities
Applying Ethics: Modes, Motives and Levels of Commitment
Jurisprudence and the Individual: Bridging the General and the Particular
Why Moral Relativism Does Not Make Sense
Human Rights – A Theoretical Foray
Moral Relativism and Human Rights
Complicity and Responsibility
Dharma: The Overriding Principle of Indian Life and Thought
Moral Foundations of Social Order as Suggested in the Vaiśesikasūtras
Modern Western Conception of Justice as Equality before the Law and Dharmaśāstras
Part Two: Human Rights Issues
Fragile Identities and Constructed Rights
Affirmative Action: Compensation or Discrimination?
Ethics, Human Rights and the LGBT Discourse in India
Distributive Justice: Locating in Context
Punishment and Human Rights
Rights of the ‘Mad’ in Mental Health Sciences
Choice, Life and the (m)Other: Towards Ethics in/of Abortion
The Nationalist Project and the Women’s Question: A Reading of The Home and the World and Nationalism
On the Idea of Obligation to Future Generations
Morality in Cyberspace: Intellectual Property and the Right to Information
Violence – A Right to the Survival of the Self?
'Moral Obligation' to Fight for the Prevention of Greater Calamity: A Debate between Sādharana Dharma and Sva Dharma
Globalisation and Human Rights
Notes on Contributors