Human Dignity in Context

doi:10.5771/9783845264585

Human Dignity in Context

Explorations of a Contested Concept

Series: Recht im Kontext

Volume 5 1. Edition 2018

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doi.org/10.5771/9783845264585
ISBN print: 978-3-8487-2356-0
ISBN online: 978-3-8452-6458-5
Nomos, Baden-Baden Nomos, Baden-Baden

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Zusammenfassung

Der fünfte Band in der Reihe „Recht im Kontext“ gibt eine kontextbezogene Analyse der Menschenwürde und ihrer rechtlichen und politischen Implikationen. Der Band ist das Ergebnis zweier Konferenzen am Wissenschaftskolleg zu Berlin (Institute for Advanced Study, Berlin), die einen Diskussionsrahmen geschaffen und eine Debatte zwischen Wissenschaftlern aus mehreren Ländern und verschiedenen Disziplinen über das Konzept der Menschenwürde angeregt haben. Die Beiträge in dem Band analysieren und bewerten die Menschenwürdekonzeption in juristischer Hinsicht und in akademischer Reflexion neu.

Als kontextuelles Unterfangen nimmt der Band eine genuin rechtswissenschaftliche Perspektive ein und verbindet aktuelle Debatten der deutschen, europäischen und US-amerikanischen Rechtswissenschaft mit den Diskussionen aus anderen Disziplinen und aus anderen Regionen der Welt.

Abstract

The fifth volume of the series “Recht im Kontext” provides a contextual analysis of human dignity, exploring the concept’s legal and political implications. The book is the outcome of two conferences held at the Wissenschaftskolleg zu Berlin (Institute for Advanced Study, Berlin), prompting debate among scholars from various disciplinary and regional backgrounds and creating a discursive space to analyze and reassess the advantages and disadvantages of human dignity in judicial interpretation and academic reflection. As a contextual undertaking, the book takes a genuinely legal perspective and connects current debates in German, European and US legal scholarship with discussions in other disciplines and various parts of the world.

With contributions by Rehan Abeyratne; Marion Albers; Ino Augsberg; Jochen von Bernstorff; Roger Brownsword; Matthildi Chatzipanagiotou; Ingolf Dalferth; David Dyzenhaus; Morag Goodwin; Christoph Goos; Dieter Grimm, Alexandra Kemmerer and Christoph Möllers; Susannah Heschel; Eric Hilgendorf; Tatjana Hörnle; Stefan Huster; Nora Markard; Christopher McCrudden; Russell Miller; Conor O’Mahoney; Stephan Schaede; Alexander Somek; Nils Teifke; Tim Wihl.

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1–12 Titelei/Inhaltsverzeichnis 1–12
13–22 Human Dignity in Context. An Introduction Dieter Grimm, Alexandra Kemmerer, Christoph Möllers Dieter Grimm, Alexandra Kemmerer, Christoph Möllers 13–22
23–190 Part I: Foundations 23–190
- 23–54 On Portraying Human Dignity Christopher McCrudden Christopher McCrudden 23–54
- 55–68 ‘The Moral Feeling Within Me’: On Kant’s Concept of Human Freedom and Dignity as Auto-Heteronomy Ino Augsberg Ino Augsberg 55–68
- 69–106 Religion, Morality and Being Human: The Controversial Status of Human Dignity Ingolf U. Dalferth Ingolf U. Dalferth 69–106
- 107–128 For the Sake of Human Dignity, Ban Reified Concepts of ‘Man Made in the Image of God’: Some Theological Perspectives Stephan Schaede Stephan Schaede 107–128
- 129–162 ‘Wherever You See the Trace of Man, There I Stand Before You’: The Complexities of God and Human Dignity Within Judaism Susannah Heschel Susannah Heschel 129–162
- 163–190 Literature as Human Dignity: The Constitutional Court’s Misguided Ban of the Novel Esra Russell A. Miller Russell A. Miller 163–190
191–366 Part II: Developments 191–366
- 191–210 Würde des Menschen: Restoring Human Dignity in Post-Nazi Germany Christoph Goos Christoph Goos 191–210
- 211–224 Hermeneutic and Literary Remarks on the Objektformel as a Tool of Critical Reflection in Practicing the Law of Human Dignity Matthildi Chatzipanagiotou Matthildi Chatzipanagiotou 211–224
- 225–238 Balancing Human Dignity: Human Dignity as a Principle and as a Constitutional Right Nils Teifke Nils Teifke 225–238
- 239–266 Dignity in Administrative Law: Judicial Deference in a Culture of Justification David Dyzenhaus David Dyzenhaus 239–266
- 267–298 The Dispute About Human Dignity and Ethical Absolutism in the Field of Fundamental and Human Rights Protection: Defending a Deontic Understanding of Rights Jochen von Bernstorff Jochen von Bernstorff 267–298
- 299–324 Developing a Modern Understanding of Human Dignity Roger Brownsword Roger Brownsword 299–324
- 325–344 Problem Areas in the Dignity Debate and the Ensemble Theory of Human Dignity Eric Hilgendorf Eric Hilgendorf 325–344
- 345–366 Towards Progressive Human Dignity Tim Wihl Tim Wihl 345–366
367–582 Part III: Variations 367–582
- 367–392 The Question of Self-Repair: On Discrimination and Dignity Alexander Somek Alexander Somek 367–392
- 393–414 Architecture, Choice Architecture and Dignity Morag Goodwin Morag Goodwin 393–414
- 415–420 The Universality of Human Dignity and the Relativity of Social Rights Stefan Huster Stefan Huster 415–420
- 421–444 What’s in a Label? Transatlantic Reflections on Health Insurance and Dignity Nora Markard Nora Markard 421–444
- 445–468 Socioeconomic Rights, Human Dignity, and Constitutional Legitimacy in India Rehan Abeyratne Rehan Abeyratne 445–468
- 469–498 The Dignity of the Individual in Irish Constitutional Law Conor O’Mahony Conor O’Mahony 469–498
- 499–508 Grandma’s Dignity: Technology and the ‘Elderly’ Christoph Goos Christoph Goos 499–508
- 509–560 Biotechnologies and Human Dignity Marion Albers Marion Albers 509–560
- 561–582 How to Define Human Dignity, and the Resulting Implications for Biotechnology Tatjana Hörnle Tatjana Hörnle 561–582
583–620 Bibliography 583–620
621–624 Contributors 621–624
625–637 Index 625–637

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