Mill's Views on Self-Development, Harm Principle, and Paternalism

The chapter explores John Stuart Mill's perspectives on self-development, harm principle, and paternalism. It discusses the conditions necessary for individual flourishing, emphasizes freedom of choice in self-development, and clarifies Mill's opposition to paternalism while acknowledging exceptions. The speakers delve into the application of Mill's principles in societal issues like defining harm, offenses against decency, and debating the limits of individual liberty in a cooperative society.