Fundamental freedoms Eleanor Roosevelt and the Universal Declaration of Human Rights
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- ISBN: 9781940457000
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1 online resource - Publisher: New York : Facing History and Ourselves
- Copyright: ℗♭2013
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Formatted Contents Note: | About Facing History and Ourselves; Acknowledgments; Preface; Foreword; Part I: Who was Eleanor Roosevelt?; Introduction; Self-Annihilation; No Ordinary Life; Eleanor and Franklin; Independence; Women in Power; First Lady; A Utopia Softly Sketched; Racial Awkwardness; "A ... Mother Hen for All Rescue Agencies"; "Paper Walls"; Japanese Internment Camps; DOCUMENT 1: Becoming Eleanor; DOCUMENT 2: Refusing to Be "Frozen Out"; DOCUMENT 3: "The Basic Thing We Must Do Is to Stop Generalizing about People"; DOCUMENT 4: Marian Anderson and the Daughters of the American Revolution.; DOCUMENT 5: Eleanor and the Jewish Refugee Crisis (1939)PART II: World War II and the Birth of the United Nations; "What Are You Fighting For?"; A Lasting Peace; United Nations; "I Did Not Know Until I Saw"35; Hope and Rehabilitation; DOCUMENT 1: "How Much Democracy Do We Want?"; DOCUMENT 2: The "Four Freedoms" Speech; DOCUMENT 3: Eleanor and Wartime Race Riots; DOCUMENT 4: The Atlantic Charter; DOCUMENT 5: The United Nations Charter; DOCUMENT 6: "Naturally They Want to Go to Palestine"; DOCUMENT 7: Eleanor's Visits to the Displaced Persons Camps.; PART III: Negotiating the Universal Declaration of Human RightsUndertaking a New Mission; Individual and Society; A Tea Party with a Theme: How Universal Is Universal?; Beyond National Sovereignty: How to Protect Citizens From Their Own Government; Civil Rights as Human Rights; The Politics of Words; Adoption; DOCUMENT 1: Documents Reviewed by the Drafting Committee; DOCUMENT 2: The Individual or Society: The Human Rights Commission Debates; DOCUMENT 3: Statement on Human Rights by the American Anthropological Association; DOCUMENT 4: The Human Rights Commission and Blacks in America.; DOCUMENT 5: Social and Economic Rights: Eleanor's Speech at the SorbonneDOCUMENT 6: Magna Carta for Mankind; PART IV: The UDHR and its Legacy; The Universal Declaration of Human Rights; The Iron Curtain; "Where Do Human Rights Begin?"; Human Rights at Home; DOCUMENT 1: Drafting the Preamble; DOCUMENT 2: Reflections on Human Rights; DOCUMENT 3: Making History; Timeline; Index; Credits. |
Reproduction Note: | Electronic reproduction. New York Facing History and Ourselves 2013 Available via World Wide Web. |
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