On Liberty and the Subjection of Women (Penguin Classics)
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On Liberty and the Subjection of Women (Penguin Classics)

by John Stuart Mill

Politics Philosophy
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In this Penguin Classics volume, John Stuart Mill explores the boundaries of individual freedom and the forces that restrict it, alongside a powerful examination of women’s social and legal subordination. Together, these works offer enduring reflections on liberty, equality, authority, and the possibility of social progress.

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John Stuart Mill examines the relationship between individual liberty and social authority in On Liberty.

The Subjection of Women challenges the legal and social inequalities shaping women’s lives.

Together, these works present Mill’s arguments on freedom, equality, and social progress.

This Penguin Classics edition brings two important texts in political and social thought together in one volume.

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