On Liberty and Other Essays (Oxford World's Classics)
This edition of John Stuart Mill's essays, including the influential 'On Liberty,' examines the boundaries of individual freedom and the role of society in limiting personal liberty. Mill advocates for the protection of diverse opinions and actions that do not harm others, forming a foundational text in political philosophy and ethics.
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John Stuart Mill's 'On Liberty and Other Essays' is a cornerstone of liberal thought, articulating the importance of personal freedom against the tyranny of the majority.
The collection includes Mill's seminal work 'On Liberty,' which defends individual rights and the harm principle, alongside other essays that delve into utilitarian ethics and social philosophy.
Published in the Oxford World's Classics series, this volume offers accessible editions of Mill's writings, making his ideas available to contemporary readers.
Mill's arguments continue to influence debates on democracy, free speech, and personal autonomy in modern society.
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