Two Spheres of Domination: Republican Theory, Social Norms and the Insufficiency of Negative Freedom Alan M. S. J. Coffee Contemporary Political Philosophy, 2015, Vol): 45-62

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THE LIBERAL TEMPER IN CLASSICAL GERMAN PHILOSOPHY: FREEDOM OF THOUGHT AND EXPRESSION Michael N. Forster Consideration of the German philosophy and political history of the past century might

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• Philosophy
• Free will
• Rationalists
• Metaphysicians
• Ren Descartes
• Passions of the Soul
• Meditation
• Free will in theology
• Nous
• Philosophical Inquiries into the Essence of Human Freedom
• Christian meditation

ARTICLE 15: ACADEMIC FREEDOMThe parties recognize that the University, in pursuing its objects and purposes, subscribes to the principle of academic freedom which encourages the search for knowledge and its free e

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• Freedom of expression
• Human rights
• Academic freedom
• University governance
• Freedom of speech
• Political freedom
• Education
• Political philosophy

Eucomed Compliance & Competition Law Guidelines Revised version, Board approved on 12 June 2012 Introduction Eucomed represents the medical technology industry in Europe. Our mission is to make modern,

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• Political philosophy
• Medical equipment
• Eucomed
• European Union law
• Government
• European Union competition law
• Competition law
• Health technology
• European Union
• Economy
• Freedom of information laws by country

An Essay on the Freedom of Wit and Humour —a letter to a friend Anthony Ashley Cooper, Earl of Shaftesbury Copyright ©2010–2015 all rights reserved. Jonathan Bennett [Brackets] enclose editorial explanations. Small

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• Philosophy
• Academia
• Aristotle
• Belief
• Common sense
• Consensus reality
• Folklore
• German philosophy
• Earl of Shaftesbury
• Philanthropy
• Shaftesbury
• Anthony Ashley-Cooper

Hadrian’s Practice of Freedom: Yourcenar, Beauvoir, and Foucault1 Paul Allen Miller University of South Carolina

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• Philosophy
• French people
• Academia
• Existentialists
• Continental philosophers
• Bisexual women
• Deception
• Simone de Beauvoir
• The Second Sex
• Jean-Paul Sartre
• Michel Foucault
• Marguerite Yourcenar

IPBrussels, 30 May 2008 Towards a European strategy on e-Justice The Commission has adopted today a Communication to the European Parliament, Council and the EESC presenting ideas for the use of Information

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• Political philosophy
• United Nations General Assembly
• Criminal record
• European Union
• International relations
• EGovernment in Europe
• Area of freedom
• security and justice

-What is a Forced Marriage? A forced marriage is one conducted without the valid consent of one or both people, where duress, pressure or abuse is used. This is very different from an arranged marriage, whe

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• Marriage
• Human behavior
• Behavior
• Forced marriage
• Types of marriage
• Family
• Philosophy of love
• Forced Marriage (Civil Protection) Act
• Anti-Social Behaviour
• Crime and Policing Act
• Laws regarding rape
• Freedom
• Conflict of marriage laws

Faulty Towers of Belief: Part II. Rebuilding the Road to Freedom of Reason By Laurie A. Manwell

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• Philosophy
• Epistemology
• Academia
• Platonism
• Dialogues of Plato
• Socratic dialogues
• Ancient Greek philosophers
• Analogy
• Allegory of the Cave
• Theory of Forms
• Republic
• Plato