10 ENGLISH BOOKS RELATING TO «RIGHTLESS»
Discover the use of
rightless in the following bibliographical selection. Books relating to
rightless and brief extracts from same to provide context of its use in English literature.
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Rightless Women, Heartless Men: Egyptian Women and Domestic ...
Information on the batterer.
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Hannah Arendt and the Challenge of Modernity: A ...
Arendt is making the point that being deprived of civil rights does not make you
completely rightless. Since this is the case, she argues that there must be
something more fundamental than civil rights; there must be something that the
rightless ...
3
The Human Rights Reader: Major Political Essays, Speeches, ...
The point is that a condition of complete rightless- ness was created before the
right to live was challenged. The same is true even to an ironical extent with
regard to the right of freedom which is sometimes considered to be the very
essence of ...
4
Republicanism and Political Theory
This intrinsic value is present not just in cases of bearers of human rights living in
a fully realized democratic political community, but also in the case of the
rightless person who lacks all of these statuses and powers and had his or her
human ...
Cecile Laborde, John Maynor, 2009
5
Social Death: Racialized Rightlessness and the ...
Hence, because permanently criminalized, rightless statuses are also always
already racialized, law ensures that there will always be a population of color
rendered permanently rightless in the United States. Whiteness as (Private)
Property ...
6
The Right to Have Rights: Citizenship, Humanity, and ...
Are human rights merely the rights of the rightless (the rights for example of the
indefinitely detained stateless person) or of those who already have rights (the
rights of the citizen) and thus meaningless? Thinking with and beyond Arendt, ...
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An Introduction to International Refugee Law
The legal subordination of rightless subjects or subjects with lesser rights than
citizens is a legal produc- tion, it is a legal lawlessness. Yet we need to further
interrogate how the production of a predominantly western conception of rights
as ...
M. Rafiqul Islam, Md. Jahid Hossain Bhuiyan, 2013
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Human Rights Law and the Marginalized Other
Oxford English Dictionary). The first meaning comes from its roots in the Greek
verb kauteriazein, which means to burn with a kauter or a branding iron. Such
branding was historically done to physically mark a slave or criminal as rightless.
William Paul Simmons, 2011
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Kristeva and the Political
5 This can be seen in the second part of The Origins of T otalitarianism, where
Hannah Arendt sees the irony persisting between those from prosperous and
secure nations idealistically arguing for 'inalienable' human rights and the
rightless, ...
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Democracy across Borders
This intrinsic value is present not just in cases of bearers of human rights living in
a fully realized democratic political community, but also in the case of rightless
persons, of those who have suffered the loss of their status rights in crimes ...
5 NEWS ITEMS WHICH INCLUDE THE TERM «RIGHTLESS»
Find out what the national and international press are talking about and how the term
rightless is used in the context of the following news items.
Letter: Socialism is the politics of thieves
It creates a rightless society, a virtual anarchy, be it in the streets or in Congress. Example: the recent edict from the Supreme Court, which eviscerated the ... «Times Herald-Record, May 15»
Op-Ed: The problem of militarisation and depoliticisation in South …
Under apartheid various massacres and killings demonstrated that black life - the lives of a rightless people - was cheaper than conceding to a demand or ... «Daily Maverick, Dec 14»
Philosophy reframes today's concerns
“The heart of what it means to be stateless is to be rightless, in that you lack a community to protect your rights” she said. Western nations, which ultimately take ... «News@Northeastern, Jul 12»
Nature to Get Legal Rights in Bolivia
“This is partly because until the rightless thing receives its rights, we cannot see it as anything but a thing for the use of us.” Image: Bolivia's Mamore River, ... «Wired News, Apr 11»
Individual Freedom vs. the Right to a Cell Phone
... on other people to satisfy you, then they have no choice in their lives... your right to anything at others' involuntary expense means that they become rightless.". «American Thinker, Oct 09»
