Isaiah Berlin’s the Concept of Positive Liberty
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Isaiah Berlin, Liberty, Positive LibertyAbstract
This paper aims to explain Isaiah Berlin’s the concept of positive liberty. That is, this study applied documentary research and political philosophy method conducted through a textual analysis and interpretation, the result shows that, positive liberty is the possibility of acting or the reality of acting in such a way as to take control of one's life and realize one's fundamental purposes, so positive liberty about having the resources and power to take action for live a certain way or achieve some sort of self-realization, which are intended to facilitate and promote the freedom of the individual via measures taken by society and the state.
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