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This paper explains what a human rights philosophy of history might be, how such a philosophy of history might function, and why it might be important that human rights maintain, or reflect a philosophy of history. In this article human rights are represented by The Universal Declaration of Human Rights passed by the United Nations General Assembly in 1948.
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Dorfman, Ben
(2014)
"Are Human Rights a Philosophy of History? The Case for the Defense,"
International Social Science Review: Vol. 89
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