This book explores the concept of freedom and the role it plays in developing individuality. Although conceived as a plea for greater personal liberty, the author's arguments extend well beyond the political realm, delving into the ways that tradition and societal norms can hinder personal growth and intellectual diversity. The author argues that an oppressive conformity is taking root in modern society, suppressing unique perspectives and stifling creativity. This erosion of individuality poses a significant threat to human progress as it impedes the generation of novel ideas and solutions. To combat this trend, the book advocates for a revitalization of free thinking and a willingness to challenge established conventions, fostering an environment where unique talents and ideas can flourish.
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On Liberty would at the present day be chal lenged or resisted, even by the most illiberal of phi losophers, or the most conservative Of politicians. Mill's demands sound very humble to our ears. They amount to no more than this, that the individual is not accountable to society for his actions so far as they concern the interests Of no person but himself, and that he may be subjected to social or legal pun ishments for such actions only as are prejudicial to the interests of others.
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