On Liberty¶
Mill, J. S. (1859). On Liberty.
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Primes¶
- Rights vs. Freedoms
- (2) freedoms as absences of constraint — the absence of constraints on the freedom-holder's action, which do not necessarily require any other party to do anything; freedoms permit action within a permitted domain but do not themselves entitle the holder to assistance, resources, or affirmative provision;
This sourceMill On Liberty harm principle freedom liberty constraint.
- (2) freedoms as absences of constraint — the absence of constraints on the freedom-holder's action, which do not necessarily require any other party to do anything; freedoms permit action within a permitted domain but do not themselves entitle the holder to assistance, resources, or affirmative provision;
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