Summary Of Martha C. Nussbaum's Capabilities And Human Rights

In Martha C. Nussbaum’s “Capabilities and Human Rights,” she quickly mentions global responsibility and global citizenship. Nussbaum’s thoughts fully capture the idea of global citizenship and its purpose. She proposes that in some places, especially the U.S., people have the tendency to remain only within the comfort zones of their own society without exploring the people or cultures around them. This is one reality, of the world, in which we live, however; in a world that now yearns for interconnectedness in order to survive. Nussbaum proclaims that it is only with liberal education that we can have a chance to undo the complacent habits of the mind and produce global citizens prepared to think critically about our world. But, why liberal