права

права

That which is due to individuals, based on core ethical principles. Rights create parallel duties on the part of others, or on society as a whole. So-called negative rights are rights of non-interference (e. G. , with one’s speech, conscience, associations), typically grounded in the principle of autonomy. Positive rights, by contrast, are rights of "recipience" (e.g. to education, health care), typically grounded in the principle of justice.

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Nozare/domēns: Philosophy
Category: Ethics
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економска права

History; World history

Права попут поседовања имовине, односно право да будете запослени.

политичка права

History; World history

Права попут гласања, као и могућност обављања јавне функције.

природна права

History; World history

Концепт Џон Лока који наводи да сви људи имају право на живот, слободу и имовину.

dobročinstvo

Philosophy; Ethics

Moral principle that one should help others further their important and legitimate interests, either as those persons understand them (respecting autonomy) or as we conceive them ...

teorija o korisnosti kao glavnom načelu

Philosophy; Ethics

A conception of the moral life in terms of means-to-ends reasoning. An act or rule is right insofar as it produces or leads to the maximization of good consequences (utility). See ...

istinitost

Philosophy; Ethics

The principle that one should tell the truth ("honesty is the best policy").

vrline

Philosophy; Ethics

Positive ethical/character traits, such as benevolence, confidential-ness, fairness, faithfulness, gratefulness, non-deceptiveness (truthfulness), nonmalevolence. Virtues ...

дужност

Philosophy; Ethics

Action, or an act, that is due by moral or legal obligation. Rights, grounded in core ethical principles such as autonomy, beneficence/nonmaleficence and justice, create duties -- ...

правда

Philosophy; Ethics

Commonly described as fairness, but more closely aligned to the concept of "desert" (pronounced like, but not to be confused with, "dessert" of the ice-cream et al variety): One ...