Introduction: The Value of Liberty

The Limitations of Society's Power and Classical Liberalism

Freedom of Thought and Expression

Individualism and Social Pressure

The Consequences of Suppressing Individual Freedom

Liberty and Authority: Balancing Act

Moral and Legal Rights of the Individual

Freedom vs. Harm Principle: Limits of Liberty

Applications and Misapplications of Liberty

Conclusion: The Essentiality of Liberty

On Liberty is a compelling philosophical work by John Stuart Mill that explores the concept of personal freedom and its societal implications. It discusses the role of society and its institutions in hindering or promoting personal freedom, making a case for minimal interference.