Positive liberty
Positive liberty
Ability to fulfill one's purposes.
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Freedom from interference by other people.
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Isaiah Berlin
British philosopher (1909–1997).
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Capacity of individuals to make free choices.
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American historian (born 1969).
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Discrimination on grounds of disability.
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Political philosophy in support of progress and reform.
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Concept in political philosophy.
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Political philosophy in support of progress and reform.
52%
Negative liberty
Freedom from interference by other people.
16%
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State of freedom from constraint.
5.7%
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Genevan philosopher, writer, and composer (1712–1778).
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Political philosophy and movement.
3.4%
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British philosopher (1909–1997).
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Movement towards a desired state.
2.6%
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Civil rights and freedoms that provide individual specific rights.
2.1%
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German philosopher (1770–1831).
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