Liudijimo literatūros reikšmė žmogaus teisių sampratai.

The paper analyses whether witness literature could supplement the existing discussion on the nature of human rights. Contemporary theories of human rights are divided into two main groups - ethical and political theories. The latter theories present different conception of human dignity which is th...

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Publicado en:Problems / Problemos Vol. 106; pp. 110 - 123
Autor principal: Baltrimienė, Milda
Formato: Artículo
Publicado: Vilnius University 2024
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        The paper analyses whether witness literature could supplement the existing discussion on the nature of human rights. Contemporary theories of human rights are divided into two main groups - ethical and political theories. The latter theories present different conception of human dignity which is the fundamental concept for the understanding of human rights. The author claims that witness literature, by virtue of its frequent focus on the issues of human dignity, can assist in evaluating the arguments presented by ethical and political theories, thus contributing to the ongoing discussion and to the better understanding of human rights.
        Straipsnyje analizuojama, ar liudijimo literatūra galėtų papildyti esamą diskusiją dėl žmogaus teisių prigimties. Šiuolaikinės žmogaus teisių teorijos yra susiskirsčiusios į dvi pagrindines grupes - etines ir politines teorijas. Joms būdingas ir skirtingas žmogaus orumo supratimas. Straipsnyje teigiama, kad liudijimo literatūra, dažnai sutelkianti dėmesį į žmogaus orumo klausimą, gali padėti įvertinti etinių ir politinių teorijų pateikiamus argumentus ir taip prisidėti prie esamos diskusijos plėtojimo bei geresnio žmogaus teisių supratimo.
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