This work claims that "a state which dwarfs its men...will find that with small men no little thing can be accomplished." It claims that humans should aim for "individuality of power and development,"
This work claims that "a state which dwarfs its men...will find that with small men no little thing can be accomplished." It claims that humans should aim for "individuality of power and development," and this work argues that truth does not always triumph. One section asks whether non-believers should be punished by a country's ban on eating pork. Chapter I warns against a "tyranny of the majority," and it asserts that society can only compel individuals to act when their actions affect others, an idea known as the "harm principle." Written by the author of Utilitarianism, For 10 points, name this essay "on" the title concept by John Stuart Mill.
This work claims that "a state which dwarfs its men...will find that with small men no little thing can be accomplished.
On Liberty