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A fundamentação contratualista dos direitos humanos [The Contractualist Justification of Human Rights]

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Araújo, Marcelo de
Keywords
justice
human rights
social contract theory
Philosophy
GE Subjects
Political ethics
Methods of ethics
Ethics of law
Rights based legal ethics
Philosophical ethics

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Abstract
O contratualismo moral procura fundamentar a moralidade a partir do auto-interesse. No entanto, nem as teorias clássicas na tradição do contrato social, nem os representantes do contratualismo moral procuram oferecer uma fundamentação dos direitos humanos. O objetivo deste artigo é justamente apresentar uma tal fundamentação. Direitos humanos – essa é a tese central deste artigo – são tipos específi cos de direitos morais de que os indivíduos podem lançar mão em sua relação com o Estado. Palavras-chave: direitos humanos, contrato social, senso de justiça, política internacional. // Moral contractualism aims at a justification of morality through self-interest. Yet, neither classic social contract theories nor moral contractualism seek to provide a systematic account of human rights. The aim of this article is to present such an account. Human rights – this is a main thesis advanced in this article – are special kinds of moral rights to which individuals resort in their relationship to the state. Key-words: human rights, social contract, sense of justice, international politics.
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2009-05-01
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