Political Science · Political Theory - Republicanism
Philip Pettit's republican concept of freedom as 'non-domination' differs from Berlin's negative liberty mainly because it:
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- 1Derives freedom from natural law
- 2Equates freedom with positive self-rule
- 3Requires absence of the capacity to interfere arbitrarily✓
- 4Focuses on absence of actual interference
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Requires absence of the capacity to interfere arbitrarily
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