At that time, in the concept of human rights, the word "man" was used for human beings. ... Another famous philosopher, Aristotle, held that women were the human beings with four strong limbs but simple brains. ... In English, the same word "man" is used for both human and man. ... Declaration of Independence did not consider women or black people as human beings, because the word "man" was used for all people. ... The main reason, I believe, is that she has realized her own rights, and that she wants to find herself. ...

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In the 4th century philosophers such as Aristotle realized that those under pressure are just as likely to give false evidence as true. ... The reason why our legal system has so much protection for the accused and the imprisoned is because they are powerless. ... Also the use of torture will provide the victim with something to use as propaganda. The use of torture is dishonourable. ... Using interrogation techniques would be more effective. ...

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To furthermore iterate her point she additionally uses creative stories. ... Instead of abortion being for those who actually have valid reasons, it becomes available to anyone for any reason, becoming just another form of birth control. ... She uses an example about a world famous violinist. ... Grisez's adapts Aristotle's argument of "killing the potentiality certainly kills the actuality." ... Additionally he argues that abortion is not simply withholding the use of the womb it is the killing of the foetus. ...

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Some of the reasons cited are ideological and cultural clashes such as 'Western' emphasis that economic rights are given priority over individual political and civil rights, and philosophical ideas around human nature and societal relationships that differ from those held in the 'West'. ... 'Traditionalism' is generally used when referring to an 'African', 'Islamic', 'Hindu' or 'Asian' perspective. ... Robertson and Merrils (1996) write 'it is clear that the mainstream has its origin in the liberal democratic tra...

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