The notion of "H11ma11 Rights" encompass the two notions of "man" and "right" and the relationship between them. This relationship, boiueoer; pertains to much of theoretical as well as philosophical elaboration. Looking critical!J al the prevailing conception of this relationship, name!J that ofpossessive individualism, this paper points to a different conception for such relationsbip. Using the two metaphors of "Red Reason" and "Green Rights", a theo!y qf "human rights" is elaborated according to an i!lmninationist (Eshraghi) conception of "man" and an emancipatory conception qf 111ight".
manouchehri,A . (2007). Red Reason and Green Rights Illuminationist.Anthropology and Human Rights. Wisdom And Philosophy, 3(9), 34-47. doi: 10.22054/wph.2007.6965
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manouchehri,A . "Red Reason and Green Rights Illuminationist.Anthropology and Human Rights", Wisdom And Philosophy, 3, 9, 2007, 34-47. doi: 10.22054/wph.2007.6965
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manouchehri A. (2007). 'Red Reason and Green Rights Illuminationist.Anthropology and Human Rights', Wisdom And Philosophy, 3(9), pp. 34-47. doi: 10.22054/wph.2007.6965
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