Review of the book,The Philosophy of Human Rights, edited by Alan Rosenbaum [Book Review]

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Chaim Perelman's article in this volume first set me on the path of human rights ethics. A professor of Rhetoric, he understood the construction of human rights to be the construction of a universal audience, or potential universal audience, for the exercise of freedom of expression.

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Clark Wade Butler
Purdue University

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