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key thinkers :
Equality &
·
John Locke
·
Humans share same e. EQUAL
essential natur inequality
↑
I believe some i
Stuart Mill Most back
John liberal
democracy free elections neutral State with limited
·
·
power
,
->
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,
Mary Wollstone Craft of civil acceptable
Liberal attitudes recognition liberties
·
to E & Ss
Betty Friedan Foundational ↳ have
·
of state intervention ppl bor me
Equality some to enable human &
all
·
John Rawls Thomas
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modem
1-
to reach full
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Hill Green
Opportunity potential Y
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possn
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be taken away by state& ability
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group
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importance of individual over social
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accept
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ability values customs o beliefs · st
to speak freely with which es
vernment -
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is a natural
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b sovereign body right all humans should
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have
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economy
to avoid social disorder Liberalism G
necessary M
·
HN is
fundamentally self-seeking Liberalism & Freedom
·
market based
capitalist economy
·
Classic Liberalism 18th ↳ reflects liberal that
LIMITED GOV SOP Checks & balances BoR early Century private
·
- view
, ,
natural
·
a Federalism
Devolution to avoid concentration links to industrial capitalism property is a
right
↳ compliments liberal
of State
power SOCIAL CONTRACT they think that :
individualism
NALISM Meritocracy
should be
negative freedom
·
should award individual effort ↳ benefits one
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State
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& achievement
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guided by
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·
emotion or instinct
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