Figures in the Carpet

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Exploring the concept of personhood, this volume presents a historical inquiry into what it means to be human. Sixteen historians examine various perspectives—including law, education, and religion—highlighting how evolving views of personhood have influenced morality, human rights, public policy, and American culture. The book delves into the complexities of identity and the implications of these changes throughout history, offering a comprehensive understanding of the human experience.