Philosophy
Rights Talk
by Mary Ann Glendon · 1984
★4.40
Rights Talk
7 Takeaways: 1) American Rights Talk: A Stark, Impoverished Dialect
Key Insight 1: American Rights Talk: A Stark, Impoverished Dialect
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Key Insight 2: The Illusion of Absolute Rights: From Property to Privacy
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Key Insight 3: The Lone Rights-Bearer: Neglecting Interdependence
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Key Insight 4: The Missing Language of Responsibility: No Duty to Rescue
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Key Insight 5: The Overlooked Dimension of Civil Society: Communities Under Siege
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Key Insight 6: American Rights Insularity: A Missed Opportunity for Learning
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Key Insight 7: Refining Rights Rhetoric: A Call for Balance and Sociality
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