On Liberty

Set in 1880, this work explores John Stuart Mill's evolution of utilitarianism, shaped significantly by his wife, Harriet Taylor. Mill advocates for a compassionate approach that emphasizes women's rights, labor unions, and proportional representation. Key themes include the importance of free thought, individualism, and the boundaries of societal authority over personal freedoms. This text reflects Mill's liberal ideals and offers profound insights into social justice and individual well-being.