Introduction to On Liberty | Chapter 1

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[alejandrolopez]

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[akharbandyopadhyay]

This was excellent! Really helped! Thank you.

[arjunchatterjee]

Thank you, that was a lot of knowledge in one chapter :O

[daniblablah]

Mills was a genius! He also believed in woman’s rights. Truly ahead of his time.

[panzerkampfwagenvi]

6:29 - standards of judgement by reason vs the standards of judgement based solely upon unsupported preferences and opinions

[ruskinyruskiny]

Dedication of "Pragmatism" by William James.


"To the Memory of John Stuart Mill

from whom I first learned the pragmatic openness of mind
and whom my fancy likes to picture as our leader were he alive to-day.
"

[meditationwithmotivation]

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[schnarlestoto]

Thanks for this! Helped me to understand Mills for my essay :))

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[guille]

Really well explained. It helps to clarify after reading, thanks

[stephenhemingway]

Going down to my basement tonight and grabbing my copy of On Liberty that I read in first year university (1973). Still working my way through your series on Smith (chapter 10) and Marx (chapter 1 which I have read 3 times and am just beginning to understand).

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[kokoartis]

Why does mill think we should allow the expression of opinions that we know are false? And what good does he think can come from a false opinion?

[amberlewtak]

Hi everyone, can anyone help me and tell me what the thesis is? this summary was helpful but I'm still confused

[WTAWWR]

So, Mills was a centrist. I feel in good company