Chapter 1 Human Rights and Human Nature: Introduction

Chapter 2 The Double Foundation of Human Rights in Human Nature

Chapter 4 Human Rights, Human Dignity, and the Human Life Form

Chapter 5 Rethinking Human Nature as a Basis for Human Rights

Chapter 6 The Relationship Between Human Nature and Human Rights. The Confucian Example

Chapter 7 The Natural Faculty of Empathy as a Basis for Human Rights

Chapter 8 Human Rights and Basic Needs

Chapter 9 Human Rights Beyond Naturalism

Chapter 10 Human Rights, Human Nature, and the Feasibility Issue

Chapter 11 How to Protect “Human Nature” – By Human Dignity, Human Rights or with “Species-Ethics” Argumentations?

Chapter 12 Species, Potentiality and Their Manipulation

Chapter 13 Collection of Human Tissue Samples in Biobanks: Challenges to Human Rights and Human Nature

Chapter 14 The Body, the Law, and the Market: Public Policy Implications in a Liberal State

Chapter 15 Should Society Guarantee Individuals the Right to Maintain “Normal Functioning”?: A Genetic Minimalist Approach in a Globalized World

Chapter 16 Enhancement, Human Nature, and Human Rights