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Which one of the following arguments does Isaiah Berlin explicitly make to defend his conception of Negative Liberty?
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- 1Berlin argued that the principle of liberty brooked no interference only within the sphere of one's self-regarding actions.
- 2Berlin argued that a free man is he who is not hindered to do what he has a will to do in things within his strength.
- 3Berlin argued that the human faculties of perception, judgment, and moral preference are exercised only in making a choice.
- 4Berlin contended that liberty in its negative sense is principally concerned with the area of control, not with its source.✓
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Berlin contended that liberty in its negative sense is principally concerned with the area of control, not with its source.
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