On the record
When we say that, in such a complex of relationships as this, that a man is free, what do we mean?
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Harold J. Laski
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gutenberg.orgWhen we say that, in such a complex of relationships as this, that a man is free, what do we mean?
Laski prompts a reflection on the meaning of freedom within complex social relationships.
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