Mill's On Liberty
- Created by: Emily Lunnon
- Created on: 14-06-14 12:47
Other questions in this quiz
2. Where does Mill use the phrase 'purely personal conduct'?
- IV
- II
3. What does Mill compare man to in contrast to a machine?
- a tree
- a river
4. Which of the following is not a reason Mill gives for why we should not stifle opinion?
- suppression only encourages heresy
- most views hold part of the truth but not all and need combining with others
- it may be true but 'if it is not fully, frequently and fearlessly discussed, it will be held as dead dogma, not a living truth'
- it may be true 'it is complete freedom to refute which allows us to assume its truth for the purposes of action'
- it may be true but the real meaning may be lost 'deep slumber of decided opinion'
5. Why is individuality important to society?
- it is 'quite the chief ingredient of individual and social progress'
- we need odd people to challenge custom
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