InhaltsangabeManfred Nowak - Preface Paulus Kaufmann, Hannes Kuch, Christian Neuhäuser and Elaine Webster - Human Dignity Violated: A Negative Approach Ralf Stoecker - Three Crucial Turns on the Road to an Adequate Understanding of Human Dignity Part 1: Conceptions and Theories 1. Christian Neuhäuser - Humiliation: The Collective Dimension 2. Hannes Kuch - The Rituality of Humiliation: Exploring Symbolic Vulnerability 3. Paulus Kaufmann - Instrumentalization: What does it Mean to Use a Person? 4. Elaine Webster - Degradation: A Human Rights Law Perspective 5. Sophie Oliver - Dehumanization: Perceiving the Body as (In)Human Part 2: Practices of Violating Human Dignity 6. Andreas Maier - Torture: How Denying Moral Standing Violates Human Dignity 7. Ivana Radacic - Rape: Does International Human Rights Law Adequately Protect the Dignity of Women? 8. Steffen K. Herrmann - Social Exclusion: Practices of Misrecognition 9. Peter Schaber - Absolute Poverty: Human Dignity, Self-Respect, and Dependency 10. Julia Müller and Christian Neuhäuser - Relative Poverty: On a Social Dimension of Dignity 11. Kirsteen Shields - Trade Exploitation: Crossing the Threshold between Acceptable and Unacceptable Labor Conditions 12. Tamara Enhuber - Bonded Labour: Dynamics Between Bondage, Identity and Dignity Part 3: Conclusions for a Positive Account of Human Dignity 13. Marcus Düwell - Human Dignity and Human Rights 14. Samuel Kerstein - Dignity and Preservation of Personhood 15. Arndt Pollmann - Embodied Self-Respect and the Fragility of Human Dignity: A Human Rights Approach

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