The Foundations of Classical Liberalism

This chapter explores the essential principles of classical liberalism, focusing on the interrelation between individual rights, society, and state authority. It emphasizes self-ownership and the moral implications of state intervention, while discussing the balance between personal autonomy and the role of the state in rights protection. Additionally, it delves into the philosophical complexities surrounding procreation, autonomy, and the ethical considerations of individual rights in relation to state power.