One work on this concept argues that the desire for "self-mastery" or "authentic self-distinction" is one type of it that should be restricted, while the other type of it is used to define all the abilities that a person has that is only bounded by mere incapacity. Another work that attempted to define this concept argues that actions should not be as free as opinions and should be banned if they are a "nuisance" to others. In addition to the negative / positive distinction of it proposed by Isaiah Berlin, another work titled after it attacks the tyranny of the majority and advocates the use of the harm principle. For 10 points, identify this
One work on this concept argues that the desire for "self-mastery" or "authentic self-distinction" is one type of it that should be restricted, while the other type of it is used to define all the abilities that a person has that is only bounded by mere incapacity. Another work that attempted to define this concept argues that actions should not be as free as opinions and should be banned if they are a "nuisance" to others. In addition to the negative / positive distinction of it proposed by Isaiah Berlin, another work titled after it attacks the tyranny of the majority and advocates the use of the harm principle. For 10 points, identify this subject of an 1859 essay by John Stuart Mill, which was held up as inalienable along with the "pursuit of happiness" and "property", according to a work of John Locke.
One work on this concept argues that the desire for "self-mastery" or "authentic self-distinction" is one type of it that should be restricted, while the other type of it is used to define all the abilities that a person has that is only bounded by mere incapacity.
liberty