Titlebook: Egalitarian Rights Recognition; A Political Theory o Matt Hann Book 2016 The Editor(s) (if applicable) and The Author(s) 2016 Hannah Arendt

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2662-6039 nsidering human rights as intrinsic because we are human.Ori.This book takes a distinctive and innovative approach to a relatively under-explored question, namely: Why do we have human rights? Much political discourse simply proceeds from the idea that humans have rights because they are human witho

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Book 2016scourse simply proceeds from the idea that humans have rights because they are human without seriously interrogating this notion. .Egalitarian Rights Recognition. offers an account of how human rights are created and how they may be seen to be legitimate: rights are created through social recognitio

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Thomas Hill Green and the Social Recognition of Rights,en. It introduces Green’s work on rights in the twin contexts of Hegel’s work on recognition and the natural rights tradition, and argues that one of his crucial achievements was to combine these two literatures. The chapter argues that, within Green’s work, there are two forms of recognition: the r

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Hannah Arendt: The Rights of Man, the Political Community, Judgment and Recognition,ibution to the literature criticising natural rights; her experience as a stateless person provides a compelling addition to previous theoretical arguments against natural rights. Further, her conception of the ‘right to have rights’ is important, and supportable, and that it is in many ways analogo

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Societies of Rights: What Does a Political Community Look Like?,ognition requires meaningful equality, which can be expressed as ‘equality of access to rights recognition arenas and debates’, as well as freedom of communication within a society. The second half of the chapter makes the case for rights as recognised claims, rather than established ways of acting,

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