Some Intellectual and Social Roots of Modern Human Rights Ideas

Some Intellectual and Social Roots of Modern Human Rights Ideas

My purpose here is to identify selected turning points of western thought as they interacted with critical turning points in social organization, to shape the "deep trajectory" of social presupposition necessary for the rise of modern, Western principles of human rights. The deeply religio...

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Universalism
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