Human Space: Personal Rights in a Threatening World

Cover of Human Space: Personal Rights in a Threatening World by Peter Petschauer
Publisher: Holtzbrinck
Year: 1997
Language: en
Pages: 208
ISBN-13: 9780275956455
Dimensions:
Height: 9.21 Inches
Length: 6.1401452 Inches
Weight: 1.04 Pounds
Width: 0.499999 Inches
Dewey Decimal: 304.2/3
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Human Space: Personal Rights in a Threatening World by Peter Petschauer, published by Holtzbrinck on March 30, 1997, explores the complex dynamics of personal space in American society. This 208-page book delves into the ongoing debates surrounding the spaces we inhabit and how our interactions within these spaces affect others. Petschauer examines the nuances of human behavior as spatial entities, highlighting the ways in which we manipulate our environments while often overlooking the implications of our actions on those around us.

Readers will find a thorough discussion on various topics, including the balance of individual rights and the impact of those rights on others. The book addresses significant issues such as freedom of speech, environmental concerns, and the rights of women and minorities. Through this exploration, Petschauer raises important questions about personal rights and responsibilities, making it a thought-provoking read for those interested in the intersections of personal space and societal norms.


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Americans are constantly debating issues of space: the space we are, the space we occupy, and the way we treat others in or close to our spaces. The exploration of these ideas is the core of this book. The author argues that human beings, as spatial entities, are very adept at manipulating and using space. In the process, we often intrude on the space of others and ignore our impact on them. For example, the founders of the United States sought to safeguard the right of freedom of speech, but did not offer ways to defend ourselves against abuses of such rights. The book considers issues such as the balance between an individual’s right to smoke and another’s right not to be affected by that activity. The discussion offers implications for education, children’s and women’s issues, environmental issues, minority and ethnic concerns, and human rights.

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Publisher: Holtzbrinck. Year: 1997.
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Language: en. Pages: 208.