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Human Rights (What's the Big Idea? a History of the Ideas That Shape Our World)
Author: Tim Cooke
Year: August 15, 2017
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Language: English



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Human Rights: What's The Big Idea? A History Of The Ideas That Shape Our World. Human rights are fundamental rights that every individual deserves, regardless of race, gender, sexual orientation, religion, or nationality. These rights are essential for the survival and well-being of all people, and it is important to understand their evolution over time to appreciate their significance. In "Human Rights: What's The Big Idea?" A History Of The Ideas That Shape Our World, we embark on a journey through history to explore the development of human rights and how they have transformed society. From ancient civilizations to modern-day struggles, this book delves into the origins and evolution of human rights, highlighting key milestones and turning points that have shaped our world. Ancient Civilizations And The Evolution Of Human Rights. In ancient times, human rights were often reserved for the elite classes, with commoners and marginalized groups facing discrimination and unequal treatment. Slavery, serfdom, and other forms of exploitation were prevalent, and individuals were frequently treated as property rather than as human beings with inherent dignity and worth. However, as societies evolved, so did the concept of human rights. In medieval Europe, merchant guilds and women began to assert their rights, paving the way for future generations to fight for equality and justice. The Struggle For Equality In Modern Times.
Права человека: в чем большая идея? История идей, формирующих наш мир. Права человека - это основные права, которых заслуживает каждый человек, независимо от расы, пола, сексуальной ориентации, религии или национальности. Эти права необходимы для выживания и благополучия всех людей, и важно понять их эволюцию с течением времени, чтобы оценить их значение. В «Human Rights: What's The Big Idea?» A History Of The Ideas That Shape Our World, мы отправляемся в путешествие по истории, чтобы исследовать развитие прав человека и то, как они преобразили общество. От древних цивилизаций до современной борьбы, эта книга углубляется в происхождение и эволюцию прав человека, выделяя ключевые вехи и поворотные моменты, которые сформировали наш мир. Древние цивилизации и эволюция прав человека. В древние времена права человека часто были зарезервированы для элитных классов, а простолюдины и маргинальные группы сталкивались с дискриминацией и неравным обращением. Рабство, крепостное право и другие формы эксплуатации были распространены, и люди часто рассматривались как собственность, а не как люди с присущим им достоинством и ценностью. Однако по мере развития общества развивалась и концепция прав человека. В средневековой Европе купеческие гильдии и женщины начали отстаивать свои права, прокладывая путь будущим поколениям к борьбе за равенство и справедливость. Борьба за равенство в наше время.
Droits de l'homme : quelle est la grande idée ? L'histoire des idées qui façonnent notre monde. s droits de l'homme sont les droits fondamentaux que toute personne mérite, sans distinction de race, de sexe, d'orientation sexuelle, de religion ou de nationalité. Ces droits sont essentiels à la survie et au bien-être de tous les êtres humains, et il est important de comprendre leur évolution dans le temps afin d'évaluer leur importance. В «Human Rights: What's The Big Idea?» A History Of The Ideas That Shape Our World, nous partons en voyage à travers l'histoire pour explorer le développement des droits de l'homme et la façon dont ils ont transformé la société. Des civilisations anciennes aux luttes contemporaines, ce livre s'enracine dans l'origine et l'évolution des droits de l'homme, mettant en lumière les étapes clés et les tournants qui ont façonné notre monde. s civilisations anciennes et l'évolution des droits de l'homme. Dans les temps anciens, les droits de l'homme étaient souvent réservés aux classes élites, et les gens et les groupes marginalisés étaient confrontés à la discrimination et à l'inégalité de traitement. L'esclavage, le servage et d'autres formes d'exploitation étaient courants et les gens étaient souvent considérés comme des biens plutôt que comme des personnes ayant une dignité et une valeur inhérentes. Cependant, au fur et à mesure de l'évolution de la société, le concept des droits de l'homme a évolué. Dans l'Europe médiévale, les guildes marchandes et les femmes ont commencé à défendre leurs droits, ouvrant la voie aux générations futures pour lutter pour l'égalité et la justice. La lutte pour l'égalité à notre époque.
Derechos Humanos: Cuál es la gran idea? La historia de las ideas que dan forma a nuestro mundo. derechos humanos son derechos fundamentales que toda persona merece, independientemente de su raza, sexo, orientación sexual, religión o nacionalidad. Estos derechos son esenciales para la supervivencia y el bienestar de todos los seres humanos, y es importante comprender su evolución a lo largo del tiempo para apreciar su significado. В «Human Rights: What's The Big Idea?» A History Of The Ideas That Shape Our World, emprendemos un viaje a través de la historia para explorar el desarrollo de los derechos humanos y cómo han transformado la sociedad. Desde las civilizaciones antiguas hasta las luchas modernas, este libro profundiza en el origen y evolución de los derechos humanos, destacando los hitos y puntos de inflexión clave que han dado forma a nuestro mundo. Civilizaciones antiguas y evolución de los derechos humanos. En tiempos antiguos, los derechos humanos a menudo se reservaban a las clases élites, y los comunes y los grupos marginados enfrentaban discriminación y trato desigual. La esclavitud, la servidumbre y otras formas de explotación eran comunes y a menudo se consideraba a los seres humanos como propiedad y no como personas con dignidad y valor inherentes. n embargo, a medida que la sociedad evolucionó, también se desarrolló el concepto de derechos humanos. En la medieval, los gremios de comerciantes y las mujeres comenzaron a reivindicar sus derechos, allanando el camino para que las generaciones futuras lucharan por la igualdad y la justicia. La lucha por la igualdad en nuestro tiempo.
Diritti umani: qual è la grande idea? La storia delle idee che formano il nostro mondo. I diritti umani sono i diritti fondamentali che ogni individuo merita, indipendentemente dalla razza, dal sesso, dall'orientamento sessuale, dalla religione o dalla nazionalità. Questi diritti sono essenziali per la sopravvivenza e il benessere di tutte le persone, ed è importante comprendere la loro evoluzione nel tempo per valutare il loro significato. В «Human Rights: What's The Big Idea?» A History of The Idee That Shape Our World, siamo in viaggio nella storia per esplorare lo sviluppo dei diritti umani e come hanno trasformato la società. Dalle civiltà antiche alla lotta contemporanea, questo libro approfondisce l'origine e l'evoluzione dei diritti umani, evidenziando i punti cardine e di svolta che hanno formato il nostro mondo. Civiltà antiche e evoluzione dei diritti umani. Negli antichi tempi, i diritti umani erano spesso riservati alle classi elitiche, mentre i comuni e i gruppi marginali affrontavano discriminazioni e disuguaglianze. La schiavitù, la servitù e altre forme di sfruttamento erano comuni e le persone venivano spesso considerate come proprietà e non come persone con la loro dignità e il loro valore. Ma mentre la società si sviluppa, anche il concetto di diritti umani si è evoluto. Nell'medievale, i mercantili e le donne hanno iniziato a difendere i loro diritti, aprendo la strada alle generazioni future verso la lotta per l'uguaglianza e la giustizia. La lotta per l'uguaglianza di oggi.
Menschenrechte: Was ist die große Idee? Die Geschichte der Ideen, die unsere Welt prägen. Menschenrechte sind Grundrechte, die jeder Mensch verdient, unabhängig von Rasse, Geschlecht, sexueller Orientierung, Religion oder Nationalität. Diese Rechte sind für das Überleben und das Wohlergehen aller Menschen unerlässlich, und es ist wichtig, ihre Entwicklung im Laufe der Zeit zu verstehen, um ihre Bedeutung zu beurteilen. В «Human Rights: What's The Big Idea?» In A History Of The Ideas That Shape Our World begeben wir uns auf eine Reise durch die Geschichte, um die Entwicklung der Menschenrechte zu erforschen und wie sie die Gesellschaft verändert haben. Von alten Zivilisationen bis zu modernen Kämpfen taucht dieses Buch tief in die Ursprünge und Entwicklungen der Menschenrechte ein und hebt die wichtigsten Meilensteine und Wendepunkte hervor, die unsere Welt geprägt haben. Alte Zivilisationen und die Evolution der Menschenrechte. In der Antike waren die Menschenrechte oft Eliteklassen vorbehalten, und Bürger und Randgruppen waren Diskriminierung und Ungleichbehandlung ausgesetzt. Sklaverei, ibeigenschaft und andere Formen der Ausbeutung waren weit verbreitet, und Menschen wurden oft als Eigentum und nicht als Menschen mit inhärenter Würde und Wert angesehen. Mit der Entwicklung der Gesellschaft entwickelte sich jedoch auch das Konzept der Menschenrechte. Im mittelalterlichen begannen Kaufmannsgilden und -frauen, ihre Rechte zu verteidigen und den Weg für zukünftige Generationen zu ebnen, um für Gleichheit und Gerechtigkeit zu kämpfen. Der Kampf für Gleichberechtigung in unserer Zeit.
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İnsan Hakları: Büyük Fikir Nedir? Dünyamızı şekillendiren fikirlerin tarihi. İnsan hakları, ırk, cinsiyet, cinsel yönelim, din veya milliyetten bağımsız olarak herkesin hak ettiği temel haklardır. Bu haklar, tüm insanların hayatta kalması ve refahı için gereklidir ve önemlerini takdir etmek için zaman içindeki evrimlerini anlamak önemlidir. В "İnsan Hakları: Büyük Fikir Nedir?" Dünyamızı Şekillendiren Fikirlerin Tarihi, insan haklarının gelişimini ve toplumu nasıl dönüştürdüklerini keşfetmek için tarih boyunca bir yolculuğa çıkıyoruz. Eski uygarlıklardan modern mücadelelere kadar, bu kitap insan haklarının kökenlerini ve evrimini araştırıyor, dünyamızı şekillendiren önemli kilometre taşlarını ve dönüm noktalarını vurguluyor. Eski uygarlıklar ve insan haklarının evrimi. Eski zamanlarda, insan hakları genellikle elit sınıflara ayrılmıştı ve halk ve marjinal gruplar ayrımcılık ve eşitsiz muamele ile karşı karşıya kaldı. Kölelik, kölelik ve diğer sömürü biçimleri yaygındı ve insanlar genellikle doğuştan haysiyet ve değere sahip insanlar yerine mülk olarak görülüyordu. Ancak, toplum geliştikçe, insan hakları kavramı da gelişti. Ortaçağ Avrupa'sında, tüccar loncaları ve kadınlar haklarını savunmaya başladılar ve gelecek nesillerin eşitlik ve adalet için savaşmalarının yolunu açtılar. Modern zamanlarda eşitlik için mücadele edin.
حقوق الإنسان: ما هي الفكرة الكبيرة ؟ تاريخ الأفكار التي تشكل عالمنا. حقوق الإنسان هي حقوق أساسية يستحقها الجميع، بغض النظر عن العرق أو الجنس أو التوجه الجنسي أو الدين أو الجنسية. هذه الحقوق ضرورية لبقاء ورفاهية جميع الناس، ومن المهم فهم تطورها بمرور الوقت لتقدير أهميتها. В «حقوق الإنسان: ما هي الفكرة الكبيرة ؟» تاريخ الأفكار التي تشكل عالمنا، نقوم برحلة عبر التاريخ لاستكشاف تطور حقوق الإنسان وكيف غيرت المجتمع. من الحضارات القديمة إلى النضالات الحديثة، يتعمق هذا الكتاب في أصول وتطور حقوق الإنسان، ويسلط الضوء على المعالم الرئيسية ونقاط التحول التي شكلت عالمنا. الحضارات القديمة وتطور حقوق الإنسان. في العصور القديمة، كانت حقوق الإنسان غالبًا مخصصة لطبقات النخبة، ويواجه عامة الناس والفئات المهمشة التمييز والمعاملة غير المتكافئة. كانت العبودية والقنانة وأشكال الاستغلال الأخرى شائعة، وغالبًا ما يُعامل الناس كممتلكات وليس كأشخاص يتمتعون بكرامة وقيمة متأصلتين. ومع ذلك، ومع تطور المجتمع، تطور مفهوم حقوق الإنسان. في أوروبا في العصور الوسطى، بدأت النقابات التجارية والنساء في تأكيد حقوقهن، مما مهد الطريق للأجيال القادمة للنضال من أجل المساواة والعدالة. الكفاح من أجل المساواة في العصر الحديث.

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