LES DROITS HUMAINS AU PRISME DES PARTICULARISMES CULTURELS : QUELLE ALTERNATIVE ?
Human Rights through the Lens of Cultural Particularities: What Alternative? While the proclaimed universality of human rights is a guarantee of security and protection for every human being, its implementation faces several cultural roadblocks. This paper clearly posits that the transcendent aspect...
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| description | Human Rights through the Lens of Cultural Particularities: What Alternative? While the proclaimed universality of human rights is a guarantee of security and protection for every human being, its implementation faces several cultural roadblocks. This paper clearly posits that the transcendent aspect of universality creates legal foreignness. We postulate that this foreignness is the source of particularistic hatred against the universality of human rights. In the light of this hypothesis, which is illustrated by excisions, this study recommends a translation of the universal language of human rights into local cultural contexts. Such a translation constitutes an effective antidote to any particularistic approach, because we believe that it creates space for shared responsibility towards universality. In this regard, this paper intends to rethink the very foundation of the universality of human rights as rooted in order to eventually demonstrates the relevance of its translation into local cultural contexts. The transcendent vision of human rights (and law in general) is therefore complemented by their taking root perception by the societies they seek to govern. Otherwise, these rights will always be perceived as extraneous values at the endogenous level of cultures. Hence their ineffectiveness. |
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| spelling | doaj-art-526e86c8a60f4fddbb3b543c508110f22025-08-20T03:34:13ZdeuBabeș-Bolyai UniversityStudia Universitatis Babeș-Bolyai. Philosophia2065-94072022-08-0167210.24193/subbphil.2022.2.09LES DROITS HUMAINS AU PRISME DES PARTICULARISMES CULTURELS : QUELLE ALTERNATIVE ?Essodina BAMAZE N’GANI0https://orcid.org/0000-0002-9228-1836doctorant PhD en Philosophie politique et éthique, ès Philosophie politique appliquée à Paris 4 Sorbonne Université (France); chercheur attaché à l’unité de recherche « Sciences, Normes, Démocratie » (SND) et au Centre International de Philosophie Politique Appliquée (CIPPA) ; e-mail : essodinabamaze@gmail.comHuman Rights through the Lens of Cultural Particularities: What Alternative? While the proclaimed universality of human rights is a guarantee of security and protection for every human being, its implementation faces several cultural roadblocks. This paper clearly posits that the transcendent aspect of universality creates legal foreignness. We postulate that this foreignness is the source of particularistic hatred against the universality of human rights. In the light of this hypothesis, which is illustrated by excisions, this study recommends a translation of the universal language of human rights into local cultural contexts. Such a translation constitutes an effective antidote to any particularistic approach, because we believe that it creates space for shared responsibility towards universality. In this regard, this paper intends to rethink the very foundation of the universality of human rights as rooted in order to eventually demonstrates the relevance of its translation into local cultural contexts. The transcendent vision of human rights (and law in general) is therefore complemented by their taking root perception by the societies they seek to govern. Otherwise, these rights will always be perceived as extraneous values at the endogenous level of cultures. Hence their ineffectiveness.https://studia.reviste.ubbcluj.ro/index.php/subbphilosophia/article/view/412Human rights, universality, cultural particularism, excisions, ineffectiveness, translation, rootedness. |
| spellingShingle | Essodina BAMAZE N’GANI LES DROITS HUMAINS AU PRISME DES PARTICULARISMES CULTURELS : QUELLE ALTERNATIVE ? Studia Universitatis Babeș-Bolyai. Philosophia Human rights, universality, cultural particularism, excisions, ineffectiveness, translation, rootedness. |
| title | LES DROITS HUMAINS AU PRISME DES PARTICULARISMES CULTURELS : QUELLE ALTERNATIVE ? |
| title_full | LES DROITS HUMAINS AU PRISME DES PARTICULARISMES CULTURELS : QUELLE ALTERNATIVE ? |
| title_fullStr | LES DROITS HUMAINS AU PRISME DES PARTICULARISMES CULTURELS : QUELLE ALTERNATIVE ? |
| title_full_unstemmed | LES DROITS HUMAINS AU PRISME DES PARTICULARISMES CULTURELS : QUELLE ALTERNATIVE ? |
| title_short | LES DROITS HUMAINS AU PRISME DES PARTICULARISMES CULTURELS : QUELLE ALTERNATIVE ? |
| title_sort | les droits humains au prisme des particularismes culturels quelle alternative |
| topic | Human rights, universality, cultural particularism, excisions, ineffectiveness, translation, rootedness. |
| url | https://studia.reviste.ubbcluj.ro/index.php/subbphilosophia/article/view/412 |
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