A Comparative Evaluation of the Attitudes of Kant and Mill on Human Dignity and the Rights of Women
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In connection with human dignity and rights of women, Kant and Mill retain a same viewpoint, i.e., they appretiate that women own intrinsically human values. They also reject instrumental usage of women, but in relation to womens social and political rights, their ways are separated: Kant considers women as mans property and passive citizens. He denies the social and political rights of women. Conversely, Mill defends womens social and political rights on the bases of liberty and equality. So, Kants standpoints on human dignity of women on the one hand, and their social and political rights on the other, suffer from contradiction, while Mills thoughts are consistence in this context. One can understand the essence of difference between these two philosophers notions by using hermeneutic method (text and context). The controversy on womens rights mainly emerges from effects of historical developments particularly economic, social and political affairs, within Kants and Mills thoughts.
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Persian
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Political Quartely, Volume:48 Issue: 1, 2018
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125 to 144
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