In Defense of Human Dignity
Law & Liberty • 2/23/2026
Summary
Glenn Hughes’s posthumous book, titled "In Defense of Human Dignity," serves as a reminder of the philosophical sources for the conception of human dignity. The book emphasizes the importance of these sources in defining our political tradition.
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