Freedom: An Introduction with ReadingsPsychology Press, 2001 - 252 pages This introduction to the arguments about individual freedom is ideal for newcomers to philosophy or political thought. Each chapter considers a fundamental argument about the scope of individual freedom, including the concepts of negative and positive freedom, freedom of belief, the Harm Principle, and freedom of speech and expression. Each argument is then clearly linked to a reading from key thinkers on each of these problems: Isaiah Berlin, Jeremy Waldron, Jonathan Wolff, Bernard Williams, Ronald Dworkin, H.L.A. Hart and Charles Taylor. |
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... Principle 4 Freedom of speech 5 ' Experiments of living ' 6 Positive freedom READINGS vii 1 25 43 63 91 111 1 ' Two Concepts of Liberty ' 127 Isaiah Berlin 2 ' Locke : toleration and the rationality of persecution ' Jeremy Waldron 137 3 ...
... principle ' 8 ' What's wrong with negative liberty ' Charles Taylor Appendix : Reasoning Answers to exercises Revision test Answers to revision test Bibliography Index 195 203 219 235 241 247 249 251 Preface ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS This book ...
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Contents
READINGS | 123 |
Whats wrong with negative liberty | 203 |
Reasoning | 219 |
Answers to exercises | 235 |
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