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positive liberty: a standalone construct

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positiveliberty1 CONSTRUCTPositive libertyBERLIN · POLITICAL PHILOSOPHY

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Political philosophy

freedom understood as self-mastery, being one's own master and acting from one's own rational will.

In political philosophy, positive liberty refers to freedom understood as self-mastery, being one's own master and acting from one's own rational will. This meaning comes from Berlin (1969) in Four Essays on Liberty.[1]

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  1. Berlin, I. (1969). Four Essays on Liberty. Oxford University Press, USA. ISBN 9780192158611

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