Table of Contents

Acknowledgments, Introduction, 1. Ancient Rights, 2. Christianity and the Transition to Modem, Natural Right, 3. The Modem Foundations of Right, 4. The Sociability of Right: Rousseau, Kant, Fichte, 5. Hegel: Rights and Ethical Existence, 6. The Post-Ontological History of Rights, 7. Postscript, Bibliography, Index

About the Author

Gary Herbert

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-A Philosophical History of Rights is a significant and informative contribution to the study of Human Rights, as well as a seminal and enduring contribution to Philosophy reference collections.- - Wisconsin Bookwatch

"A Philosophical History of Rights is a significant and informative contribution to the study of Human Rights, as well as a seminal and enduring contribution to Philosophy reference collections." - Wisconsin Bookwatch