IB Philosophy 10.12.1 the Principle of Liberty and the Harm Principle Flashcards

Flashcards for 10.12.1 The Principle of Liberty and the Harm Principle

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What does John Stuart Mill identify as the central question of political philosophy in On Liberty?

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The proper boundary between individual freedom and social authority.

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