| Abstract: | from the view of human rights hermeneutics, the interpretation of the human rights subject can be understood as the philosophical foundation of human rights.as the rights of "ego" and "another", human rights will be rid of the supreme power of the "God" and "nation", while it dooms the dilemma of solipsism and hegemony.as the right of "the Other", human rights will correspond to the reality of political pluralism, however that theory appears to be too deconstructive and may lead to human rights nihilism.By accepting the continuity between individuality and community, a more feasible and non-exclusive approach is to adopt the idea of "Self" to better understand the nature of human rights, thus avoiding extreme human rights universality and relativism. |
