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Personal rights: Life, freedom and security of the person, privacy, and freedom of movement
1996Abstract The rights discussed in this chapter are labelled ‘personal rights’. All human rights, in so far as they vest in human beings, are of course ‘personal’. The rights presently under discussion are, however, ‘personal’ because essentially they are entitlements or claims of human beings as constitutional subjects in ...
Lourens M Du Plessis, J R De Ville
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Personal Freedom, Responsibility, And Mandates
Health Affairs, 1994In late January 1994 The Robert Wood Johnson Foundation and Princeton University sponsored a conference entitled “Universal Coverage: How Best to Achieve It?” At that conference several prominent economists and policymakers presented papers on the pros and cons of employer and individual mandates.
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Intervention in School and Clinic, 1995
Discusses a curriculum for reversing self-defeating tendencies in youth with disabilities by building skills in areas such as communication, self-understanding, creative thinking, and problem ...
Dale Carter Ludi, Leslie Martin
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Discusses a curriculum for reversing self-defeating tendencies in youth with disabilities by building skills in areas such as communication, self-understanding, creative thinking, and problem ...
Dale Carter Ludi, Leslie Martin
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The expansion of personal freedom
2005With no more invisible barriers to the worry about, we are now free to look at the world around us with unbiased eyes. Try it. Start to make a “why can’t it be this way” list, things that you’ve grown used to that could in fact be different. It’s not important that your list be practical, or marketable.
Arthur Gogatz, Reuben Mondejar
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Privacy, Freedom, and Respect for Persons
1984This chapter explores the possibility that some minimal right to immunity from uninvited observation and reporting is required by certain basic features of our conception of a person. It deals, therefore, with a cluster of immunities which, if acknowledged, curb the freedom of others to do things that are generally quite innocent if done to objects ...
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Philosophy, 1942
In an essay entitled “Freedom and Personality” (Philosophy, XIV, 55, July 1939) I have contended that “intelligence (or rationality) is a principle of indetermination within us.” As I find that my argument, though to myself it appears incontrovertible, has not produced conviction in some quarters where I had hoped it might be effective, I can only ...
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In an essay entitled “Freedom and Personality” (Philosophy, XIV, 55, July 1939) I have contended that “intelligence (or rationality) is a principle of indetermination within us.” As I find that my argument, though to myself it appears incontrovertible, has not produced conviction in some quarters where I had hoped it might be effective, I can only ...
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osteuropa recht, 2019
This paper focuses on ‘absolute’ relationships in private law that do not involve any influence exerted by persons - legal entities or individuals - on external items, whether tangible or otherwise. Such relationships are non-property in nature. Their specific feature is that they exist only as long as a person himself exists - in this respect, they ...
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This paper focuses on ‘absolute’ relationships in private law that do not involve any influence exerted by persons - legal entities or individuals - on external items, whether tangible or otherwise. Such relationships are non-property in nature. Their specific feature is that they exist only as long as a person himself exists - in this respect, they ...
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1979
The seventh article of the Belgian constitution establishes in that country principles which have long prevailed in England. The terms thereof so curiously illustrate by way of contrast some marked features of English constitutional law as to be worth quotation.
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The seventh article of the Belgian constitution establishes in that country principles which have long prevailed in England. The terms thereof so curiously illustrate by way of contrast some marked features of English constitutional law as to be worth quotation.
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Abortion, Personal Freedom, and Public Policy
The Family Coordinator, 1974This position paper considers the recent success of the abortion "reform" movement in the United States and its relationship to the American value system. A review of the arguments and data pro-abortionists have utilized to establish present policy suggests that this rather extreme solution to personal and socialproblems has been adopted without ...
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