COURSE INFORMATION PACKAGE · KHYL-211

Individuals and Human Rights

Elective · Turkish
ECTS
7
Local Credit
3
Theory + Practice + Lab
3 + 0 + 0
Course Level
Masters Degree
Prerequisites
-
Semester
2
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Course Instructor(s)
Zeynep Özlem ÜSKÜL ENGİN
zeynepuskul@yahoo.com

Content

Objective

Revealing the importance of the notion of individual, explaining the links between the individual and human rights, examining the historical perspective.

Course Content

The Concept of Individual
The Evolution of Human Rights
The Individual Concept in Antique Grec Period
Individual according to Roman Law
Individual in Middle Age
The Enlightenment Age and the beginning of the Correlation of Individual and Human Rights
The Emerge of the Sociology
The International Regulations Emerged after Second World War
Individualist and Communitarianist Currents
The General Aspect in Turkish Law

Teaching and Learning Methods

verbal lecture and visual presentation

References

articles
books
inetrnet

Weekly Contents

Theory Topics
Week Weekly Contents
1 The Concept of Individual
2 The Evolution of Human Rights
3 The Individual Concept in Antique Grec Period
4 Individual according to Roman Law
5 Individual in Middle Age
6 The Enlightenment Age and the beginning of the Correlation of Individual and Human Rights
7 The Emerge of the Sociology
8 The International Regulations Emerged after Second World War
9 Individualist and Communitarianist Currents
10 The General Aspect in Turkish Law
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Practice Topics
Week Weekly Contents
1 The Concept of Individual
2 The Evolution of Human Rights
3 The Individual Concept in Antique Grec Period
4 Individual in Middle Age
5 Individual in Middle Age
6 The Enlightenment Age and the beginning of the Correlation of Individual and Human Rights
7 The Emerge of the Sociology
8 The International Regulations Emerged after Second World War
9 Individualist and Communitarianist Currents
10 The General Aspect in Turkish Law
11 Presentation
12 Presentation
13 Presentation
14 Presentation