Mind and Rights

Exploring the intersection of ethics, politics, and law, this book delves into the historical and philosophical foundations of human rights. It critically examines the evolution of human rights culture and its theoretical underpinnings while incorporating insights from psychology and cognitive sciences. The author investigates how modern cognitive theories can enhance our understanding of human rights, emphasizing their significance in defining human nature. This comprehensive analysis addresses ongoing debates about the universality and legitimacy of human rights, highlighting their importance for legal justice.