Concept «Human Rights» and its Cognitive, Discursive, Contextual and Historical Characteristics

From a cognitive point of view, the concept of human rights contemplates study of its mental structures which include stereotypes and standard representations of the world of law noted for stability of structures, images and emotions: a cognitive approach focuses on a special role of a human factor in cognitive and verbal-thinking processes. Human rights define a worldview of every individual in particular and community in general. Human rights are universal and act as an indicator of a healthy society and state.