The Rights of Man: Great Thinkers and Great Movements (The Great Courses)

by Paul Gordon Lauren

Series: The Great Courses: Philosophy and Intellectual History (4242), The Great Courses (4242)

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Discusses the evolution of the understanding of what is encompassed by the term "human rights" ; the forces and individuals which brought about changes in thought and behavior ; and the interconnection of human rights with history, religion, philosophy, literature, economics, science, technology, and the arts.… (more)

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I learned a lot about history, international law, and declarations of human rights. At first it was hard to get into because I'd expected more of a philosophy course. This was more political and biographical. Once I realized that, it was informative and at times inspiring. (

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Discusses the evolution of the understanding of what is encompassed by the term "human rights" ; the forces and individuals which brought about changes in thought and behavior ; and the interconnection of human rights with history, religion, philosophy, literature, economics, science, technology, and the arts.

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