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Martin Mach

Kateřina Kolářová

How Should Human Dignity be a Ground for Human Rights? A Preliminary Exploration

While there are disagreements on the history and roles of human rights,For example, while some theorists see human rights dating back to the French Revolution (Lynn Hunt, Inventing Human Rights: A History New York, W. W. Norton, 2007) or, in the extreme, ...

O limitech svobody projevu: Rozhovor s Michalem Bartoněm

Málokteré téma ústavního práva je tak vděčné jako svoboda projevu, vždycky je totiž o čem mluvit. A když je řeč o svobodě projevu, v našich luzích a hájích nelze pominout doc. Michala Bartoně, Ph.D., který je našim největším odborníkem na toto téma. V tét...

Democracy as a Social Construction for the Reaching of Recognition and Dignity

Axel Honneth begins his studies on the theory of recognition through the book "The struggle for recognition: the moral grammar of social conflicts" (1992 “Kampf um Anerkennung”, in the following mentioned as "Struggle for recognition"). There, he introduc...

Explicative and Ascriptive Justification of Human Rights

Alexy's discursive justification of human rights attributes dignity to persons who are recognized as free and equal, and therefore autonomousI would like to sincerely thank the reviewers for their suggestions on the paper.. It is through their dignity tha...