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The Scientific Study of Subjectivity and the Achievement of Human Rights

In 
 this address, the possibility and potentiality of enlisting the 
scientific study of subjectivity in the cause of achieving human rights 
are explored. Reasons for why such study has been rarely undertaken are 
described and analyzed. Specific studies are proposed, including 
examinations of "self-determination" and the question of the 
universality and relativism of human rights. In conclusion, when the 
scientific study of subjectivity has been applied systematically to the 
problem of achieving human rights, new ground will have been broken in a 
 most promising and challenging field.