Marksizm ve Hak Kavramı: Kuramsal Bir Yaklaşım Denemesi

Yıl 2010, Cilt: 28, 23 - 44, 01.06.2010

Ali Murat Özdemir Ebubekir Aykut

Öz

Bu makale, Marksizm’in güncelliğini, yalnızca insan özgürlüğü ve saygınlığı değerleri üzerinden işleyen liberal insan hakları teorilerini eleştirmek açısından değil, aynı zamanda, mevcut liberal insan hakları teorilerinin yerini alabilecek potansiyel bir kaynak olarak sürdürdüğünü öne sürmektedir. Bu bağlamda, çalışma, Marksist düşünce içerisinde hak teorilerinin yerini araştırmakta ve Marksist söylem içerisinden insan hakları ile ilgili bir teori geliştirebilmek için esaslı önemi haiz belli başlı çekişmeli konuları ele almaktadır

Anahtar Kelimeler

Evrensellik, belirlenimsizlik ilkesi, kendi kaderini tayin hakkı, sömürü

Marxism and The Concept of Right: an Essay of A Theoretical Approach

Öz

This article argues that Marxism retains its relevance in the current period not only as a source of critique that challenges those liberal human rights theories on the basis of the very values of human freedom and dignity but also as a potential source capable of replacing liberal human rights theories. Against this background the study explores the position of right theories in Marxist thought and analyses some controversial issues that are essential for developing a theory dealing with human rights from within Marxism itself

Anahtar Kelimeler

Universality, indeterminancy thesis, right to self-determination, exploitation

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