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J.S. Mill’s “On Liberty”: The Case Against Paternalism

Posted on November 13, 2012 by facedownphilosophy

A note before the reading: This entry is pure philosophy. Once I am able to better wrap my mind around some bewildering events that recently transpired with a certain someone, I’ll try to write about it. For now, there are … Continue reading →

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