Podcasts that mention 📚 On Liberty by John Stuart Mill

For example, I never learned John Stuart Mill's 'On Liberty'; I never learned the importance of free speech and growing up, even going to great schools and doing a philosophy degree at NYU, I didn't understand the importance of those post-Enlightenment ideals and how much they need to be bought into by the entire culture and community to thrive.

The speaker reflects on not having read 'On Liberty' by John Stuart Mill and emphasizes the significance of its concepts, particularly the value of free speech. They argue that these post-Enlightenment ideals should be embraced by the entire culture and community to truly flourish, highlighting a gap in academic instruction.

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if you apply the principles of free speech as originally laid out by John Stuart Mill in 1859 his book on Liberty where he said okay look you might be completely right

Michael Shermer references John Stuart Mill's book 'On Liberty' as the origin of principles of free speech.

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so this is John Stuart Mill wrote one of the most important books in the Western tradition on Liberty Chapter two of on Liberty is the best set of arguments ever made for free speech

Jonathan Haidt introduces John Stuart Mill and his book 'On Liberty', highlighting Chapter 2.

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that's in John Stehr Mills book on liberty

One speaker references John Stuart Mill's book 'On Liberty' in the context of free speech and debate.

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I gotta show you. I have a copy of "On Liberty" in my nightstand.

Dave Rubin mentions having a copy of the book on his nightstand.

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in particular his book on liberty is probably the single greatest defense of freedom of speech

Chris Freiman mentions John Stuart Mill's book "On Liberty" as a great defense of free speech.

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and it's a point John Stuart Mill makes in on Liberty John Stuart Mill often argued that the worst kind of censorship is not necessarily legal or state censorship it's often what he called the informal tyranny of custom where there's just this expectation that you will go along with the conformist mainstream view

Brendan O'Neill references John Stuart Mill's book 'On Liberty' to discuss the concept of informal censorship or the 'tyranny of custom'.

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