Ebook: Hermann Broch und die Menschenrechte: Anti-Versklavung als Ethos der Welt

In the 1930s, Hermann Broch became a defender of human rights and democracy in his confrontation with the ideology of slavery in totalitarian states. His political essays are documents of resistance; his novels, too, make a contribution to human rights culture. This volume analyzes these texts in the context of human rights discourse, referencing Jacques Maritain, Hannah Arendt, Hans Joas, and Samuel Moyn.