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    The document discusses the existence and justification of human rights. It argues that the existence of human rights consists in their justifiability, not anything else. It outlines different approaches to justifying human rights, including religious, biological, intuitionistic, consensual, instrumental, cultural, and explicative approaches. The basic thesis is that for human rights to exist, they must be justifiable based on individuals' capabilities, interests, and an objective-subjective justification of discourse rules and their application to actions.

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    The document discusses the existence and justification of human rights. It argues that the existence of human rights consists in their justifiability, not anything else. It outlines different approaches to justifying human rights, including religious, biological, intuitionistic, consensual, instrumental, cultural, and explicative approaches. The basic thesis is that for human rights to exist, they must be justifiable based on individuals' capabilities, interests, and an objective-subjective justification of discourse rules and their application to actions.

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    Alexy Handout

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    Gera GV
    The document discusses the existence and justification of human rights. It argues that the existence of human rights consists in their justifiability, not anything else. It outlines different approaches to justifying human rights, including religious, biological, intuitionistic, consensual, instrumental, cultural, and explicative approaches. The basic thesis is that for human rights to exist, they must be justifiable based on individuals' capabilities, interests, and an objective-subjective justification of discourse rules and their application to actions.

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    The Existence of Human Rights

    Robert Alexy

    I. The Theoretical and Practical Significance of the Existence Question


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