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Showing 1 to 6 of 6 for “"negative freedom"”.
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The Republican Dilemma: Liberating Republicanism, Sacrificing Pluralism
Republican freedom is clearly different from pure negative freedom. While the former is the absence of domination - that is, the robust absence of interference you have not yourself instructed - the latter is the absence of any interference, or prevention. However, Ian Carter argues for the …
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The Republican Dilemma: Liberating Republicanism, Sacrificing Pluralism
Republican freedom is clearly different from pure negative freedom. While the former is the absence of domination - that is, the robust absence of interference you have not yourself instructed - the latter is the absence of any interference, or prevention. However, Ian Carter argues for the …
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Safeguarding a liberal system of states : Reinterpreting states' freedoms in increasing interdependence
… on relative sovereignty, in which states' freedom to exercise their sovereignty (positive freedom) is inherently limited by the need to protect other states' domestic affairs against interference (negative freedom). Ideally, when facing global problems, states co-operate with each other to …
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Chilean muckrakers: Making investigative journalism in a post-authoritarian and neoliberal context
… by analyzing the constitutional foundations of freedom of expression, a negative freedom approach, and the legal status of media. The research also shows the main features of the subfield through its mechanisms of recognition and the capital appreciated and mobilized by its players, both …
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THE THREE CATEGORIES OF CREATIVE FREEDOM: GOD, SELF-CONTROL, AND COMMUNITY
… explain and inform a robust theory of creative freedom. I defend the claim that those three categories are: Peirce’s idea of God, understood as his idea of an evolving cosmos open to growth, as firstness; self-control and our capacity to deliberate in order to make choices as secondness; and the …
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Educating for Democracy: Reviving Rhetoric in the General Education Curriculum
This study is, in part, a response to arguments that claim higher education fails to prepare students with fundamental communication skills necessary for everyday life and indicative of "educated" persons. Though the validity of such arguments is contestable, they nonetheless reflect fundamental …