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Svoboda a lidská práva
Author: Stanislav Sousedík
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Svoboda a lidská práva asks what gives human rights their binding force. Stanislav Sousedík approaches freedom through natural law and philosophical argument, offering a foundation for thinking about familiar concepts in public life.
Svoboda a lidská práva is a scholarly essay by Czech philosopher Stanislav Sousedík on the philosophical foundations of freedom and human rights. The author approaches the subject from the perspective of natural law, placing it within the wider framework of legal and social philosophy. The book asks where human rights come from and on what grounds they can be regarded as binding. It is intended for readers who want to consider freedom and rights philosophically as well as politically or legally.
Book information
- Author
- Stanislav Sousedík
- Publisher
- Albatros Media a.s.
- Imprint
- Vyšehrad
- Formát
- E-book
- Language
- Czech
- Genre
- filozofia práva, ľudské práva, prirodzené právo
- ISBN
- 978-80-742-9036-7
- Publication date
- 1. January 2010
- Pages
- 128
- Edition
- Moderní myšlení
- E-book formats
- EPUB (ISBN 978-80-742-9112-8) · PDF (ISBN 978-80-742-9111-1)
What is Svoboda a lidská práva about?
Stanislav Sousedík examines freedom and human rights as a fundamental problem of modern social and legal philosophy. Natural-law reasoning is central to his approach: human rights are presented not merely as products of current legislation or social agreement, but as a question requiring deeper justification.
The publication connects freedom, natural law, the philosophy of law, and the historical development of legal thought. Central European society's experience of 20th-century totalitarian regimes provides an important context, highlighting the practical significance of debates about the limits of state power and the protection of human freedom.
This is a philosophical essay and scholarly study rather than a practical legal handbook. It primarily offers a framework of arguments for considering why human rights are regarded as binding and how they relate to natural law.
Themes and motifs
Human rights
The book examines the philosophical justification of human rights and their place in the social and legal order.
Freedom
Freedom is analyzed as a fundamental value connected to the human condition and the limits of social and state power.
Natural law
Natural law provides the main framework for the author's examination of the origins and binding force of rights.
Philosophy of law
The publication goes beyond describing particular legal rules to focus on their philosophical foundations.
Who is this book for?
Especially for readers interested in the philosophy of law, ethics, human rights, natural law, and the history of legal thought, as well as students in the humanities and social sciences.
Book context
Bibliographic catalogs describe the publication as an essay or study in legal philosophy, human rights, and natural law. Vyšehrad's 2010 print edition is also listed in the Moderní myšlení series.
Otázky o knihe
What is Svoboda a lidská práva about?
The book explores the philosophical justification of freedom and human rights, particularly from a natural-law perspective.
Who wrote Svoboda a lidská práva?
The author is Czech philosopher Stanislav Sousedík.
What kind of book is Svoboda a lidská práva?
It is a scholarly philosophical essay and study of human rights, natural law, and legal philosophy.
How many pages does the Svoboda a lidská práva e-book on AudioSpace have?
According to supplier data, this electronic edition has 128 pages.
Which e-book formats are available?
The supplier lists EPUB and PDF formats.
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