The Dignity of the Human Person: On the Integrity of the Body and the Struggle for Recognition

Diogenes 54 (3):59-68 (2007)
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The author states that the very idea of human dignity lies in human relationships in the form of mutual recognition of one another. She emphasizes the ‘daily’ commitment to dignity as an essential feature of intersubjectivity and insists on the bodily dimension as the fundamental mode of relationships to the other. Thus human dignity is first of all the dignity of the body.

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La Parole et l'Écriture.Louis Lavelle - 1946 - Zeitschrift für Philosophische Forschung 1 (1):148-150.

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