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نویسندگان: Motsamai Molefe (editor). Christopher Allsobrook (editor)
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ISBN (شابک) : 3031373405, 9783031373404
ناشر: Palgrave Macmillan
سال نشر: 2023
تعداد صفحات: 312
زبان: English
فرمت فایل : PDF (درصورت درخواست کاربر به PDF، EPUB یا AZW3 تبدیل می شود)
حجم فایل: 6 مگابایت
در صورت تبدیل فایل کتاب Human Dignity in an African Context به فرمت های PDF، EPUB، AZW3، MOBI و یا DJVU می توانید به پشتیبان اطلاع دهید تا فایل مورد نظر را تبدیل نمایند.
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Contents Notes on Contributors Chapter 1: Introduction to Human Dignity in African Thought Introduction The Concept of Africa The Concept of Human Dignity The Contested Character of the Concept of Human Dignity Senses of Human Dignity Use of Human Dignity for Constraint, Empowerment, and Equality References Chapter 2: Defending a Communal Account of Human Dignity Introducing Human Dignity in the African Tradition Grounding Dignity on Our Communal Nature The Strongest African Competitors Informed Consent Torture Concluding Thoughts on African Understandings of Human Dignity References Chapter 3: An African Communal Approach to Punishment with Moral Dignity Introduction Personhood and the Basis for Moral Dignity Moral Dignity and African Communalism African Communalism and the Basis for Punishment Conclusion References Chapter 4: African Personhood, Metaphysical Capacities and Human Dignity Introduction Concepts of Personhood in African Philosophy Intrinsic and Achievement Dignity Ikuenobe’s Performance-Based Theory of Human Dignity Reason to Favour a Capacity-Based Conception of Personhood and Human Dignity Bioethics and Ikuenobe’s Theory of Human Dignity Animal Ethics and Ikuenobe’s Theory of Human Dignity Political Theory and Ikuenobe’s Theory of Human Dignity Conclusion References Chapter 5: Human Dignity, Ubuntu and Global Justice Introduction Human Dignity: Lessons from Some Influential Accounts in African Philosophy In Defence of Ubuntu-Inspired Human Dignity Ubuntu-Inspired Human Dignity and Global Justice Concluding Remarks References Chapter 6: Moderate Communitarianism and Human Dignity Introduction Moderate Communitarianism Human Dignity in Moderate Communitarianism Conclusion References Chapter 7: An African Communitarian Conception of Dignity in Mutual Recognition Introduction Human Rights and Duties from a Transcendental Kernel of Inherent Dignity Communitarian Conceptions of Dignity from African Comprehensive Moral Doctrines On the Privatisation of an African Social Ontology of Dignity for a Public Grundnorm Born in the RSA: An African Theory of Respect for Universal Human Rights in Dignity Conclusion References Chapter 8: African Conceptions of Human Dignity and Violence Against Women in South Africa Introduction Menkiti’s Classic View of African Personhood Feminist Criticisms of African Personhood African Personhood Discriminates Beyond Gender Moral Standing (Dignity) in African Personhood In Conclusion: African Personhood and Violence Against Women References Chapter 9: Intrinsic or Instrumental Value? African Philosophical Conceptions of Dignity Introduction Dignity as a Value in an African Episteme Intrinsic or Instrumental Value Dignity: Intrinsic and/or Instrumental Value Conclusion References Chapter 10: Un/Re-covering the Concept of Dignity in an African Thought Scheme Through Igbo Proverbs on Greatness, Nobility and Honour Introduction Dignity in Igbo Thought Proverbs That Reflect Dignity in Broad Terms A Critical Reading of the Concept of Dignity Through Proverbs That Reflect Dignity in Broad Terms Proverbs on Greatness (Ukwu) in Igbo Thought Proverbs on Nobility (Izu-oke) Proverbs on Honour Relating the Concept of Dignity in Igbo Thought to Igbo Existentialist Ontology References Chapter 11: Conceptions of Human Dignity in African and European Legal Systems: Consonance or Dissonance? Introduction The Pre- and Postwar Paradigms of Human Dignity The Prewar Paradigm of Human Dignity The Postwar Paradigm of Human Dignity (Generic Human Dignity) Human Dignity in Africa Personhood, Community and Human Dignity Traces of the Generic Idea of Human Dignity in Africa Dignity Disambiguated from Dignitas Human Dignity, Discrimination and Oppression Features of European Constitutionalism Communitarian Perceptions Socio-economic Rights Collective Dignity The Migration of Judicialised Human Dignity Into African Constitutionalism Capita Selecta of Human Dignity Case Law in Various Jurisdictions Tyron v Board of Governors Achimota Senior High School and the Attorney-General [2021] DLHC 10297 (High Court of Ghana, Human Rights Division) Suit Nr HR/0055/2021 African Echo (Pty) Ltd. t/a Times of Swaziland vs Inkhosatana Gelane Simelane (77/2013) SZSC 83 (3 December 2014) Law and Advocacy for Women in Uganda v Attorney-General, Constitutional Petition Nr 08, 2007 The State v Willard Chokuramba [2019] ZWCC 10 (03 April 2019) Towards an Africanisation of Human Dignity? Conclusion References Chapter 12: Motho Ha Se Ntja Ha Lahloe: The Philosophy of Human Dignity in Sesotho Culture Introduction Concept of Human Dignity in Current Thinking The Concept of Human Dignity in Sesotho Culture Motho Ha Se Ntja Ha A Lahloe: An Inwards-Looking Account of Human Dignity O Se Re Ho Moroa: Moroa Tooe—An Outwards-Looking Account of Human Dignity Conclusion References Chapter 13: Wiredu on the Humanistic Orientation of Akan Morality Introduction Traditional African Theism and Wiredu’s Limited God Perspective Wiredu’s Humanistic Moral Framework On Human Dignity: The Attractiveness of Wiredu’s Humanistic Framework Conclusion References Index