

The Catholic Who Invented Human Rights | Prof. Joseph Capizzi
Apr 9, 2019
Prof. Joseph Capizzi challenges the claim that human rights began in the 1970s, discussing the historical context of Spanish colonization, Vitoria's theory on jus gentium and natural law, the exclusion of women in early human rights development, the paradox of slavery and human dignity, and the origins of human rights influenced by ancient philosophy and religious beliefs.
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Intro
00:00 • 5min
Exploring Human Rights and Property Rights in European Colonization
04:32 • 19min
Exploring Vitoria's Theory on Jus Gentium and Natural Law
23:12 • 28min
Exploring the Historical Context of Women's Rights in Human Rights Development
51:33 • 2min
Exploring the Paradox of Slavery and Human Dignity in Conversion and Evangelization
53:41 • 3min
Origins of Human Rights in Historical Perspective
56:53 • 7min
Exploration of the Origins and Foundations of Human Rights
01:04:04 • 14min