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HUMILIATION, DEGRADATION, DEHUMANIZATION
humiliation , degradation , DEHUMANIZATIONLIBRARY OF ETHICS AND APPLIED PHILOSOPHYVOLUME 24 Editor in ChiefMarcus D well,Utrecht University, Utrecht, NLEditorial BoardDeryck Beyleveld,Durham University, Durham, Copp,University of Florida, USAN ancy Fraser,New School for Social Research, New York, USAM artin van Hees,Groningen University, NetherlandsThomas Hill,University of North Carolina, Chapel Hill, USAS amuel Kerstein,University of Maryland, College ParkWill Kymlicka,Queens University, Ontario, CanadaPhilip van Parijs,Louvaine-la-Neuve (Belgium) en Harvard, USAQui RenzongPeter Schaber,Ethikzentrum, University of Z rich, SwitzerlandThomas Schmidt,Humboldt University, Berlin, GermanyFor futher volumes: , DEGRADATION, DEHUMANIZATIONH uman dignity ViolatedEdited byPAULUS KAUFMANNU niversity of Zurich, SwitzerlandHANNES KUCHF reie Universit t Berlin, GermanyCHRISTIAN NEUH USERRuhr-University Bochum, GermanyandELAINE WEBSTERU niversity of Strathclyde, UK123 EditorsPaulus KaufmannUniversit t Z richEthik-ZentrumZollikerstr.
Human dignity is the main philosophical foundation of human rights, as expressed in the Charter of the United Nations, the Universal Declaration of Human Rights and many other documents. The concept of human dignity is meant to distinguish human beings from other creatures, notably animals. It underlines the uniqueness
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