Liberty Worth the Name PDF
189 Pages·2000·0.779 MB·English
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An interpretation of John Locke's solution to the philosophical problem of free will and the nature of human agency. The text shows that Locke conceived free agency as both the freedom to express oneself, and the freedom to transcend oneself and act in accordance with "the good".
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