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@article{ART002120130},
author={Hong-Jae Park and Park Young Suk},
title={Filial piety and human rights: A critical perspective on their naturality},
journal={Journal of Korean Hyo Studies},
issn={1738-253X},
year={2016},
number={23},
pages={29-53}

TY - JOUR
AU - Hong-Jae Park
AU - Park Young Suk
TI - Filial piety and human rights: A critical perspective on their naturality
JO - Journal of Korean Hyo Studies
PY - 2016
VL - null
IS - 23
PB - The Korean Hyo Studies Association
SP - 29
EP - 53
SN - 1738-253X
AB - Filial piety is known as the tradition of caring and support for parents and elderly relatives in East Asian culture. This tradition not only emphasizes hierarchal duties or exchanges, but also value equal reciprocity between generations. The relationship between the parent and the child is formed by birth prior to any other human relationships. Human rights are considered as European-Western norms emphasizing that all human beings are born free and equal in dignity, regardless of their gender, age, ethnicity and socio-economic status. These two different concepts have a mutually shared feature: that is, naturality – both are inherent to all individuals. Based on this understanding, the article discusses the re-interpretation of modern filial piety using the principles of human rights, and then suggests a human rights-based approach to filial piety.
KW - filial piety;human rights;aging human rights;filial piety and human rights;naturality rights
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Hong-Jae Park and Park Young Suk. (2016). Filial piety and human rights: A critical perspective on their naturality. Journal of Korean Hyo Studies, 23, 29-53.

Hong-Jae Park and Park Young Suk. 2016, "Filial piety and human rights: A critical perspective on their naturality", Journal of Korean Hyo Studies, no.23, pp.29-53.

Hong-Jae Park, Park Young Suk "Filial piety and human rights: A critical perspective on their naturality" Journal of Korean Hyo Studies 23 pp.29-53 (2016) : 29.

Hong-Jae Park, Park Young Suk. Filial piety and human rights: A critical perspective on their naturality. 2016; 23 : 29-53.

Hong-Jae Park and Park Young Suk. "Filial piety and human rights: A critical perspective on their naturality" Journal of Korean Hyo Studies no.23(2016) : 29-53.

Hong-Jae Park; Park Young Suk. Filial piety and human rights: A critical perspective on their naturality. Journal of Korean Hyo Studies, 23, 29-53.

Hong-Jae Park; Park Young Suk. Filial piety and human rights: A critical perspective on their naturality. Journal of Korean Hyo Studies. 2016; 23 29-53.

Hong-Jae Park, Park Young Suk. Filial piety and human rights: A critical perspective on their naturality. 2016; 23 : 29-53.

Hong-Jae Park and Park Young Suk. "Filial piety and human rights: A critical perspective on their naturality" Journal of Korean Hyo Studies no.23(2016) : 29-53.