Human Dignity and the Law: A Personalist Theory, 1st Edition

.\nThis book reassesses the relationship between human dignity, law, and specifically the ‘personalist’ school of agency. The work argues that a specific way of appreciating dignity is contained in how law understands the person, and so can be used to improve upon how we explain and interpret the law. Despite considerable differences between jurisdictions as regards human dignity in application, it is argued that the particular weight of human persons is the widely shared focal point. The central claim, therefore, is that the law recognises, and tries to foster, the status of personhood, and, drawing on the work of Karol Wojty?a, the author develops a ‘Status of Personhood Theory’. The book will be of interest to academics and researchers working in the areas of Legal Philosophy, Jurisprudence, Philosophy, Ethics and Political Theory.\nHuman Dignity and the Law: A Personalist Theory 1st Edition is written by Micha? Rupniewski and published by Routledge. ISBNs for Human Dignity and the Law are 9781000631043, 1000631044 and the print ISBNs are 9781032180762, 1032180765. Additional ISBNs include 9781003252733, 9781032180755, 9781000631036.