Hunt concerns herself with humans status in the social community, rather than in a political community, although over time it will spread towards the political realm as well. Hunt claims that human rights originated from the Enlightenment era that took place in the Eighteenth-Century; she claimed that the idea of human rights first arose at this point in time because there was a rudimentary change in which how people relate themselves to one another and in there is also a shift in how they thought — this new-found concept called empathy, as she asserts in the beginning of the
Hunt concerns herself with humans status in the social community, rather than in a political community, although over time it will spread towards the political realm as well. Hunt claims that human rights originated from the Enlightenment era that took place in the Eighteenth-Century; she claimed that the idea of human rights first arose at this point in time because there was a rudimentary change in which how people relate themselves to one another and in there is also a shift in how they thought — this new-found concept called empathy, as she asserts in the beginning of the