In order to address the current ecological crisis, modern society requires an ethical and legal discourse that directs itself to the whole of creation, rather than only to human society�s dependence on its natural environment or its survival. A conception of dignity is therefore needed that will be able to relate human and non-human dignity. This article proposes a multi-relational understanding of dignity based on a reading of the Genesis narrative, as well as other major themes of Scripture. It entails that human and non-human dignity ought to be understood and evaluated in terms of the dignity of the entirety
This study presents findings from an ontological and contextual determination of the concept of dign...
Saying that human dignity constitutes a problem may require explanation. It is in fact one of those ...
The author narrows down his subject to consider whether the idea of human dignity as found in the do...
legal discourse that directs itself to the whole of creation, rather than only to human society’s de...
In vastly different contexts around the world � such as South Africa and Germany � human dignity has...
This article acknowledges that human dignity is a concept that cannot be not easily defined. It att...
The question of human dignity is surely inseparable from the question of what it is to be human. Thi...
The question of human dignity is surely inseparable from the question of what it is to be human. Thi...
Religious, philosophical and legal traditions search for common grounds for dialogues. International...
Drawing on earlier work on the conceptual structure of dignity, this paper will suggest a particular...
In the traditional understanding, human dignity is often portrayed as a «final», «inherent», and «ab...
Saying that human dignity constitutes a problem may require explanation. It is in fact one of those ...
One challenge to the concept of human dignity is that it is a rootless notion invoked simply to mask...
This study presents findings from an ontological and contextual determination of the concept of dign...
Saying that human dignity constitutes a problem may require explanation. It is in fact one of those ...
This study presents findings from an ontological and contextual determination of the concept of dign...
Saying that human dignity constitutes a problem may require explanation. It is in fact one of those ...
The author narrows down his subject to consider whether the idea of human dignity as found in the do...
legal discourse that directs itself to the whole of creation, rather than only to human society’s de...
In vastly different contexts around the world � such as South Africa and Germany � human dignity has...
This article acknowledges that human dignity is a concept that cannot be not easily defined. It att...
The question of human dignity is surely inseparable from the question of what it is to be human. Thi...
The question of human dignity is surely inseparable from the question of what it is to be human. Thi...
Religious, philosophical and legal traditions search for common grounds for dialogues. International...
Drawing on earlier work on the conceptual structure of dignity, this paper will suggest a particular...
In the traditional understanding, human dignity is often portrayed as a «final», «inherent», and «ab...
Saying that human dignity constitutes a problem may require explanation. It is in fact one of those ...
One challenge to the concept of human dignity is that it is a rootless notion invoked simply to mask...
This study presents findings from an ontological and contextual determination of the concept of dign...
Saying that human dignity constitutes a problem may require explanation. It is in fact one of those ...
This study presents findings from an ontological and contextual determination of the concept of dign...
Saying that human dignity constitutes a problem may require explanation. It is in fact one of those ...
The author narrows down his subject to consider whether the idea of human dignity as found in the do...