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Mill's impassioned defense of fundamental liberal freedoms concept of harm at the core of the liberty principle liberty of thought and expression autonomy and individuality ‐ core components of Mill's conception of self‐development letting others set our character and life plans ‐ ape‐like mimics rather than self‐determining agents Mill's claims ‐ individuality as essential component of self‐development and a condition of happy human life drive to be a distinct individual as powerful motivation autonomy, individuality, and community ‐ case of mormon polygamy Mill's mantra ‐ “persuasion, not coercion”
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