摘要: While disciplines such as law and history have now developed distinct subfields of human rights research, sociology only more recently started developing a clear research agenda with regard to rights. The work reviewed in this article, sociologist Hans Joas’ book Sacredness the Person, is an important addition new sociological into In essay we outline key thesis underlying book, namely social process sacralization personhood discusses it against advances rights, notably law, recent historical scholarship on
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