Book #70449

Freedom: a New Analysis

Maurice Cranston
Book #70449 Freedom: a New Analysis. Maurice Cranston.

Binding: Cloth
Book Condition: Very Good in Fair dust jacket
Edition: First Edition
Publisher: London, New York, And Toronto: Longmas, Green and Company, 1953.

Edition in Very Good condition with soiling and tanning to the pages in a Fair dust-jacket with significant edgewear. There is a previous owner's signature on the front free end paper.

Cranston's Freedom: A New Analysis offers a comprehensive and engaging exploration of the concept of liberty. The book is divided into four parts, each of which discusses a different aspect of the meaning and significance of liberty. In the first part, Cranston discusses the nature of liberty and the various ways in which it can be undermined. He argues that liberty is not a static concept, but is instead constantly evolving and growing in importance. In the second part, Cranston discusses the concept of human freedom, examining its various dimensions and implications. He argues that human freedom is essential for both individual and collective wellbeing. In the third part, Cranston discusses the concept of liberty in relation to various philosophical and ethical theories. He argues that liberty is a key component of many ethical theories, and that it is important to understand its meaning and implications in order to make informed choices. In the fourth and final part, Cranston offers a synthesis of his findings, arguing that liberty is a key principle in; 8vo 8" - 9" tall; 177 pages; TBC;.

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