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The Dignity Debate: Philosophical Perspectives on Patria Potestad in Contemporary Society and Education

The Dignity Debate: Philosophical Perspectives on Patria Potestad in Contemporary Society and Education

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General Education

Publisher Price: $15.50

ISBN13: 9798869174888
Publisher: Anthony Vento
Published: Feb 8 2022
Pages: 156
Weight: 0.83
Height: 0.33 Width: 8.50 Depth: 11.00
Language: English

e: to whom do children belong? Here we will consider the problem of the relationship between parents, children, and the government. Who exactly do children belong to? Who has more rights over them - the parents or the government? When does the government have the right to remove children from their families? Here we will present some shocking examples from Norway showing that the government should not exceed its powers. Children are first of all brought up by their parents, and it should not be so easy to put them in institutions. We will also refer to Plato, who claims that the government should raise and educate children. This conception will be shown to be immoral and unjustifiable.

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