On Liberty and the Subjection of Women (Penguin Classics)
In this Penguin Classics edition, John Stuart Mill presents influential arguments about individual liberty, social authority, and the subjection of women. Combining political philosophy with a forceful case for equality, the book remains a significant contribution to discussions of freedom, rights, and justice.
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John Stuart Mill examines the meaning and limits of individual liberty in society.
He considers how social and political authority can restrict personal independence.
The volume also addresses the subjection of women and the case for greater equality.
Together, these works present influential arguments about freedom, rights, and justice.
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