History · Comparative Philosophy

Which statements accurately contrast liberal and African conceptions of the human person as presented in political philosophy texts? A. Liberalism prioritises the autonomous, rational, self-interested individual and tends to understand society as an aggregate of free agents whose interactions are regulated by rights-protecting laws. B. In Mill's view, the primary task of society is to secure a protected sphere for individuals to experiment with their own lives so long as they do not directly harm others. C. African thought treats personhood as simply equivalent to biological life, automatically and fully granted at birth.