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The natural body is no longer a container for individual identity!

By Mawaki Chango, Mar 21, 2010
Identity
Man expressing ideas in a diary
The modern origins of the notion of the rights of individuals have often been linked to the liberal humanist philosophy about the human subject, which historically culminated with the Enlightenment. The right of privacy is one of those rights of the individual. Although it is not directly spelled out in the American constitution as an end in itself, several European constitutions and/or privacy le...
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