Royal Institute of Philosophy Supplement 15:61-72 (1983)
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Professor Flew interprets my book Freedom and Liberation as a defence of a sort of radical authoritarianism disguised as a theory of freedom. He supposes me to be looking for a ‘Guardian élite’, a group of ‘new philosopher kings who will … create, and impose their own values upon, what Gibbs wants to honour as “a free society”’. In the title of his lecture Flew suggests that the message of the book might accurately be summed up in the Orwellian slogan ‘Freedom is Slavery’
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Autonomy and Authority in Education.Benjamin Gibbs - 1979 - Journal of Philosophy of Education 13 (1):119-132.
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