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Synopsis

A bold and enduring defense of the free mind, On Liberty invites listeners into one of the most influential works of political philosophy ever written. 
John Stuart Mill explores the meaning of individual freedom, the limits of social authority, and the conditions that allow thought, speech, and personal choice to flourish. Clear, probing, and deeply reasoned, this classic philosophy audiobook examines liberty, free speech, public opinion, individuality, and the tension between society and the rights of the person. Mill writes with urgency and precision, making complex ideas feel vivid, accessible, and strikingly relevant for anyone interested in civil liberties, political theory, ethics, or the history of ideas. 
This listening experience rewards careful attention while remaining engaging and direct. Whether you come to it for liberal philosophy, social thought, or a deeper understanding of freedom of expression, On Liberty offers arguments that challenge, sharpen, and inspire. It is an essential audiobook for listeners drawn to classic nonfiction, democratic values, and serious intellectual debate. Step into this landmark work and hear ideas that still shape the modern world.

Durée: environ 5 heures (05:15:08)
Date de publication: 16/03/2026; Unabridged; Copyright Year: — Copyright Statment: —

• Sciences humaines et Humanités