This is the first critical edition of James Fitzjames Stephen's Liberty, Equality, Fraternity, a systematic attack on J. S. Mill's later social and political thought. It raises significant questions concerning the limits of tolerance, the relationship between liberty and individuality, and between temporal and spiritual power in modern society.
This is the first critical edition of James Fitzjames Stephen's Liberty, Equality, Fraternity, a systematic attack on J. S. Mill's later social and political thought. It raises significant questions concerning the limits of tolerance, the relationship between liberty and individuality, and between temporal and spiritual power in modern society.Hinweis: Dieser Artikel kann nur an eine deutsche Lieferadresse ausgeliefert werden.
Julia Stapleton received her PhD in Intellectual History at the University of Sussex and is a Reader in the School of Government and International Affairs at Durham University. Her research interests lie in British political thought since 1850. She is particularly interested in the narratives of nationhood that informed political discourse in this period and their intersection with religious beliefs and identities. She has written on a range of thinkers and writers, including Ernest Barker, Arthur Bryant, and G. K. Chesterton, paying particular attention to their formation and the different audiences they engaged.
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* Editor's Introduction * LIBERTY, EQUALITY, FRATERNITY * Title-page of the Second Edition * Dedicatory Letter * Preface to the Second Edition * I: The Doctrine of Liberty in General * II: The Liberty of Thought and Discussion * III: The Distinction between the Temporal and Spiritual Power * IV: The Doctrine of Liberty in Its Application to Morals * V: Equality * VI: Fraternity * VII: Conclusion * Note on Utilitarianism * Appendix 1 * Stephen's review of On Liberty * (i) 'Mr. Mill on Political Liberty' Saturday Review, 13 February 1859. * (ii) 'Mr. Mill on Political Liberty', (Second Notice), Saturday Review, 19 February 1859. * Appendix 2 * Three letters from J.S. Mill to J.F. Stephen. * Appendix 3 * Frederic Harrison, 'The Religion of Inhumanity', The Fortnightly Review, 13:78 (June 1873), 677-99. * Appendix 4 * John Morley, 'Mr. Mill's Doctrine of Liberty', The Fortnightly Review, 14:80 (August 1873), 234-56. * Appendix 5 * (i) R.H. Hutton, 'Mr. Stephen on Liberty, Equality, Fraternity', The Spectator, 46:2345 (7 June 1873), 728?30. * (ii) R.H. Hutton, 'Mr. Stephen on Liberty, Equality, Fraternity', The Spectator, 46:2346 (14 June 1873), 761-3. * Appendix 6 * Henry Sidgwick, review of Liberty, Equality, Fraternity, by J.F. Stephen, The Academy, IV:77 (August, 1873), 292?3. * The Dundee By-Election, 1873: material from the Dundee Advertiser, including extracts from LEF. * Bibliography * Index of Names * Index of Subjects
* Editor's Introduction * LIBERTY, EQUALITY, FRATERNITY * Title-page of the Second Edition * Dedicatory Letter * Preface to the Second Edition * I: The Doctrine of Liberty in General * II: The Liberty of Thought and Discussion * III: The Distinction between the Temporal and Spiritual Power * IV: The Doctrine of Liberty in Its Application to Morals * V: Equality * VI: Fraternity * VII: Conclusion * Note on Utilitarianism * Appendix 1 * Stephen's review of On Liberty * (i) 'Mr. Mill on Political Liberty' Saturday Review, 13 February 1859. * (ii) 'Mr. Mill on Political Liberty', (Second Notice), Saturday Review, 19 February 1859. * Appendix 2 * Three letters from J.S. Mill to J.F. Stephen. * Appendix 3 * Frederic Harrison, 'The Religion of Inhumanity', The Fortnightly Review, 13:78 (June 1873), 677-99. * Appendix 4 * John Morley, 'Mr. Mill's Doctrine of Liberty', The Fortnightly Review, 14:80 (August 1873), 234-56. * Appendix 5 * (i) R.H. Hutton, 'Mr. Stephen on Liberty, Equality, Fraternity', The Spectator, 46:2345 (7 June 1873), 728?30. * (ii) R.H. Hutton, 'Mr. Stephen on Liberty, Equality, Fraternity', The Spectator, 46:2346 (14 June 1873), 761-3. * Appendix 6 * Henry Sidgwick, review of Liberty, Equality, Fraternity, by J.F. Stephen, The Academy, IV:77 (August, 1873), 292?3. * The Dundee By-Election, 1873: material from the Dundee Advertiser, including extracts from LEF. * Bibliography * Index of Names * Index of Subjects
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