Positive Liberty: An Essay in Normative Political Philosophy - Softcover

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I. Introduction.- 1. Berlin's Distinction.- 2. MacCallum on Positive and Negative Liberty.- 3. The Strategy of the Argument.- II. The Freedom to do a Particular Thing: The Objective Side.- 4. Restraint and Incapacity.- 5. Coercion.- 6. Coercion and the Wage Agreement.- 7. The Probability of Doing ?.- III. The Freedom to do a Particular Thing: The Subjective Side.- 8. Belief and Information.- 9. Psychological Barriers, Autonomy, and Freedom.- 10. The Desire to Do ?.- IV. Personal Freedom.- 11. Berlin's Five Factors.- 12. The Number and Variety of Alternatives.- 13. The Probability of the Alternatives.- 14. The Value of the Alternatives.- V. Social Liberty.- 15. The Characterization.- 16. Outlines of a Positive Libertarian Social Program.- 17. A Positive Approach to Speech.- 18. Redistribution.- 19. Left and Right Libertarianism.- VI. Criticisms of Positive Liberty.- 20. That Positive Liberty Extends the Notion to Meaninglessness.- 21. Liberty and its Conditions of Exercise.- 22. Liberty and the Conditions that Give it Worth.- 23. "Liberty" in Ordinary Language.- 24. The Special Evils of Restraint and Coercion.- 25. Human Rights, Coercion, and Non-Aid.- VII. The Value of Liberty.- 26. The Consequences of Liberty.- 27. Intrinsic Value Defined.- 28. The Intrinsic Value of Autonomy and Liberty.- 29. Value and the Structure of Positive Liberty.- 30. An Egalitarian Argument for Positive Liberty.- VIII. The Costs and Limits of Liberty.- 31. Decision Costs.- 32. Personal Costs and Paternalism.- 33. Social Costs.- 34. Individual Decision and Collective Decision.- Notes.

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