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On Liberty

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The book explores the relationship between liberty and authority through the lens of utilitarianism, as articulated by a leading 19th-century philosopher and political economist. Notably, the author was a pioneering advocate for women's suffrage and made significant contributions to social and political theory. Published in 1859, this influential work remains a cornerstone of liberal thought, examining the ethical implications of individual freedom within societal constraints.

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Language
English
Released
2017
Pages
120
ISBN13
9781680920796
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First published
1859
Original title
On Liberty
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The book explores the relationship between liberty and authority through the lens of utilitarianism, as articulated by a leading 19th-century philosopher and political economist. Notably, the author was a pioneering advocate for women's suffrage and made significant contributions to social and political theory. Published in 1859, this influential work remains a cornerstone of liberal thought, examining the ethical implications of individual freedom within societal constraints.