Virtue, Rights, and the Framework of Justice

This chapter examines the philosophical foundations of virtue and rights, emphasizing the importance of objective justice over subjective interpretations. It critiques modern understandings of rights, advocating for a framework rooted in inherent human dignity and natural law. Through historical lenses like Roman law and the thoughts of notable philosophers, it addresses the complexities in balancing natural and positive rights within today's legal landscape.

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