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This is an innovative, systematic introduction to concepts, ideas, and theories of human rights and their concrete and practical applications "on the ground" ¿ emphasizing the infrequently addressed philosophical aspects of the field of human rights while examining its inconsistencies and paradoxes.

This volume, in memory of Ruth Manor, consists of articles presented at her memorial conference at Tel Aviv University. The articles, by colleagues and students, friends and family represent the wide range of interest and expertise that Manor brought to her teaching and research - from formal logic to pragmatics, and from rhetoric to ethics. The collection includes articles by Jaakko Hintikka (on the sorites paradox), Arnon Avron (on logical c...

During the last 20 years, philosophers from different quarters and with very different approaches have begun to theorize human rights in an outpouring of authored and edited books and journal articles. In addition, among policy makers and in the legal arena'the so called workings fields of human rights'there have been noteworthy investigations of human rights that tackle philosophical issues. In this book, Anat Biletzki brings a systematic app...