Two Concepts of Liberty¶
Berlin, I. (1958). Two Concepts of Liberty.
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- Rights vs. Freedoms
- (3) the negative-vs-positive distinction — Isaiah Berlin's (1958) foundational articulation distinguishing liberty FROM interference (negative freedom: protection of the freedom-holder from constraint by others) versus liberty TO act (positive freedom: provision of capacities, resources, or enabling conditions for meaningful action);
This sourceIn Four Essays on Liberty. Oxford University Press. Berlin Two Concepts of Liberty negative positive distinction foundational.
- (3) the negative-vs-positive distinction — Isaiah Berlin's (1958) foundational articulation distinguishing liberty FROM interference (negative freedom: protection of the freedom-holder from constraint by others) versus liberty TO act (positive freedom: provision of capacities, resources, or enabling conditions for meaningful action);
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