"The crimes against humanity entail extermination, murder, enslavement, torture, imprisonment, rape, forced abortions, persecution on political, religious and gender grounds... and the inhumane act of knowingly causing prolonged starvation," concluded the report presented by a panel of international jurists.
None of us, no matter how insignificant or successful, can escape our humanity and all that being human entails.
But there's something incongruous about the dizzying heights of celebrity and the messy, ugly reality of cooking and eating, and all the humanity that entails.
If '∃x Human(x)' entails not only that humans exist, but that humanity exists, then it is ontologically committed to properties or universals, even though no property or universal is the value of any quantified variable.
Such constitutive norms entail valuing humanity, and this shows that fictional Caligula is making a mistake by his own lights, even though he may never realize this due to poor reflection, ignorance of the non-normative facts or some other limitation (Korsgaard 1996a, 121 123).
"I really don't see how or why anthropology should entail humanities," said Frank Marlowe, president-elect of the Evolutionary Anthropology Society, another association affiliate, given that the social sciences are empirical, while the humanities are analytic, critical or speculative.
"The possibility exists that some of these [violations] may entail categories of crimes against humanity or war crimes, under the statute of the international criminal court," he said.
They escaped prosecution for war crimes and crimes against humanity following the political deal that ended the civil war and entailed the enactment of the controversial General Amnesty Law of 1991.
"She represents the themes that Picasso would wrestle with for his life — love, sex, beauty, tenderness, violence — and all that defines humanity," he wrote, leaving the reader to interpret exactly what "violence" might have entailed. .
It also, crucially, entails wanting to think imaginatively and creatively about the world around you – which of course is vitally important if you're going to carve out a successful career in the academic humanities.
