How to Cite
Alvarado Duque, C. F. . (2012). Human Rights Go To The Movies. The Irremediable Materiality Of Inalienable Goods. Eleuthera, 7, 31–47. Retrieved from https://revistasojs.ucaldas.edu.co/index.php/eleuthera/article/view/5013

Authors

Carlos Fernando Alvarado Duque
cfalvarado@umanizales.edu.co

Abstract

Abstract: In this article the implementation and materialization of Human Rights today is explored. In order to do this, various positions related to the development of theoretical advances in this area after the Universal Declaration by United Nations in the mid twentieth century are recovered.The key here is the idea that it is necessary to think of the material dimension of Human Rights which remains eluded or hidden by the spiritual or immaterial dimension that favors the project of Modernity in terms of fundamental rights. To illustrate this thesis, three diverse categories films which in several ways display different accounts will be used to analyze specific difficulties to materialize Human Rights in the global social order in which we live.

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