Liberalism: Liberal thinkers and their ideas
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What are the views of John Locke?
Human nature - ‘Men being all free, equal and independent’
State - ‘The chief end is the preservation of their property’
Society - ‘Wherever law ends, tyranny begins’
Economy - ‘Every man has property in his own person
What are the views of Mary Wollstonecraft?
Human nature - ‘The mind has no sex’
State - ‘It is justice, not charity, that is wanting in the world’
Society - ‘Strengthen the female mind by enlarging it’
Economy - ‘Women ought to have representatives’
What are the views of John Stuart Mill?
Human nature - ‘A tree, which requires to grow.’
State - ‘Prevent harm to others.’
Society - ‘The tyranny of the majority’
Economy - ‘Laissez-Faire should be the general practice’
What are the views of John Rawls?
Human nature - ‘Each person possesses an inviolability founded on justice’
State - ‘Justice is the virtue of social institutions’
Society - ‘The greatest benefit of the least advantaged’
Economy - ‘Distributed equally’
What are the views of Betty Friedan?
Human nature - ‘The problem that has no name’
State - ‘Women need full participation’
Society - ‘Creative work of her own’
Economy - ‘Economic independence is the foundation of freedom.’