Notes on the selections The family of the prophet 3. Widowhood & death 4. The day of judgment 5. Heaven and hell 6. Justice and the law 7. Modesty and clothing 11. Sex, unlawful sex & chastity 12. Status & rights 15. Family & care 16. Property, possessions & wealth 18…
1. Introduction, Peter van der Veer and Hartmut Lehmann 2. The moral state: religion, nation, and empire in Victorian Britain and British India, Peter van der Veer 3. Protestantism and British National Identity, 1815-1945, Hugh McLeod 4. Race in Britain and India, Susan Bayl…
Buddhism and human rights
by Keown, Damien, Prebish, Charles
fromCritical studies in buddhism
Universal Declaration of Human Rights Human rights and universal reponsibility - His Holiness: the XIV Dalai Lama 1. A Buddhist response to the nature of human rights - Kenneth Inada 2. Are there human rights in Buddhism? - Damien V. Keown 3. Why there are no rights in Buddh…
Objectivity and Social Anthropology:J.H.M BEATTIE. Emotions Across Cultures: Objectivity and Cultural Divergence: PAUL HEELAS. Understanding Art and Understanding Persons: FRANCES BERENSON. The Devil's Disguises: Philosophy of Religion, 'Objectivity' and'Cultural. On Being T…