The classical or early liberals viewed freedom in the context of being left alone, being able to act however they pleased. This idea of liberty is seen as ?negative' due to the absence of external restrictions or constraints upon the individual. The ?positive' view of liberty attracts modern liberals due to the ability to be ones master or to be autonomous...
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This idea of liberty is seen as ?negative' due to the absence of external restrictions or constraints upon the individual. The ?positive' view of liberty attracts modern liberals due to the ability to be ones master or to be autonomous. This liberty advocates freedom in the sense that the individual is free to develop skills, talents, broaden their understanding and gain fulfilment...
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