UGC NET Human Rights & Duties Practice Questions - UGC NET Human Rights And Duties (Paper II) Exam

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The Marxian critique of traditional human rights, as expressed in Karl Marx's essay 'On the Jewish Question', primarily argues that:

Human rights are bourgeois rights that promote egoism, individual isolation, and private property rather than genuine human emancipation. Rights are absolute truths that apply equally to all classes. Rights are spiritual gifts that require religious faith to be realized. Human rights can only be fully protected under a constitutional monarchy.

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Human rights are bourgeois rights that promote egoism, individual isolation, and private property rather than genuine human emancipation.

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