החובה כקופסה השחורה של שיח הזכויות

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Title החובה כקופסה השחורה של שיח הזכויות : או - כיצד יכולים בובר ולוינס לסייע בהתאמת שיח זכויות האדם למאה העשרים ואחת.
Additional Titles Duty as the black box of the rights discourse or how Buber and Levinas can help lead human rights into the 21st century
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על יהדות, ריבונות וזכויות אדם (ULS)001231507 1 (תשעו) 126-174
Description כולל תקציר באנגלית.
Language Hebrew
National Library system number 990005799680705171
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