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Origen filosófico de los derechos humanos

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Origen filosófico de los derechos humanos
 

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by Ingrid María Carvajal
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La escuela naturalista sostiene que los derechos humanos son creados por las leyes de los Estados.

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Según el iusnaturalismo, los derechos humanos son anteriores y superiores a las leyes positivas.

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El iusnaturalismo teológico de Santo Tomás de Aquino vincula las leyes naturales con la ley divina.

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El iusnaturalismo racionalista postula que los derechos naturales dependen exclusivamente de la religión.

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La escuela positivista afirma que los derechos humanos son inherentes a la dignidad humana.

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Según el positivismo, los derechos humanos son un hecho universal e inmutable.

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Georg Jellinek contribuyó al positivismo jurídico con su teoría de los derechos públicos subjetivos.

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El positivismo rechaza la idea de que los derechos humanos deben ser codificados en constituciones nacionales.

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Bobbio afirmó que la legitimidad de los derechos humanos depende del contexto histórico y social.

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Tanto la escuela naturalista como la positivista han influido en la configuración de los derechos humanos modernos.

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