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On Liberty by John Stuart Mill is a seminal philosophical work exploring the principles of individual freedom and societal governance. First published in 1859, it argues for the protection of individual rights against societal and governmental interference, emphasizing the importance of liberty of thought, expression, and action, provided they do not harm others. The book is a cornerstone in the study of political philosophy, ethics, and liberal thought.

Key Points

  1. Principle of Liberty
    Mill introduces the "harm principle," stating that individuals are free to act as they wish unless their actions harm others.

  2. Freedom of Expression
    Advocates for absolute freedom of opinion and expression, arguing that suppressing opinions hinders societal progress.

  3. Tyranny of the Majority
    Highlights the dangers of societal conformity and the suppression of minority viewpoints by the majority.

  4. Individual vs. Society
    Explores the delicate balance between personal freedoms and societal restrictions for the collective good.

  5. Modern Relevance
    The work remains relevant in debates over free speech, civil rights, and governmental overreach.

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Writer                 ✤    John Stuart Mill

Publishers           ✤    Kitab Mahal (Pvt) Ltd , KM

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