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The Incompleteness of Peace and Human Rights: A Philosophical and Mathematical Approach
This paper explores the inherent incompleteness of both peace and fundamental human rights through the lens of G¨odel’s incompleteness theorems, Kantian deon- tology, and Rawlsian justice. By integrating philosophical reasoning with math- ematical formalization, the study proposes a dynamic model of ”fluctuating har- mony,” where incompleteness is not a defect but the very condition of sustainable peace.
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