Book contents
- Frontmatter
- Contents
- List of contributors
- Mill's On Liberty: Introduction
- 1 Mill's case for liberty
- 2 Mill's liberal principles and freedom of expression
- 3 Racism, blasphemy, and free speech
- 4 State neutrality and controversial values in On Liberty
- 5 Rawls's critique of On Liberty
- 6 Mill on consensual domination
- 7 Autonomy, tradition, and the enforcement of morality
- 8 Mill and multiculturalism
- 9 Mill, liberty, and (genetic) “experiments in living”
- 10 John Stuart Mill, Ronald Dworkin, and paternalism
- Bibliography
- Index
Index
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Book contents
- Frontmatter
- Contents
- List of contributors
- Mill's On Liberty: Introduction
- 1 Mill's case for liberty
- 2 Mill's liberal principles and freedom of expression
- 3 Racism, blasphemy, and free speech
- 4 State neutrality and controversial values in On Liberty
- 5 Rawls's critique of On Liberty
- 6 Mill on consensual domination
- 7 Autonomy, tradition, and the enforcement of morality
- 8 Mill and multiculturalism
- 9 Mill, liberty, and (genetic) “experiments in living”
- 10 John Stuart Mill, Ronald Dworkin, and paternalism
- Bibliography
- Index
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- Mill's On LibertyA Critical Guide, pp. 237 - 243Publisher: Cambridge University PressPrint publication year: 2009