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This academic journal article explores John Stuart Mill’s philosophical position on paternalism and individual autonomy, with particular attention to the issue of domestic violence.
The paper revisits Mill’s ideas on liberty, personal freedom, and state intervention, while examining the ethical and legal tensions surrounding private relationships and social protection.
Through philosophical analysis, the study discusses whether state interference in cases of domestic violence can be justified without violating individual autonomy. The article also evaluates the relevance of Mill’s liberal philosophy in modern discussions on ethics, justice, and human rights.
Topics Covered
- Paternalism
- Individual autonomy
- Domestic violence
- Liberty and freedom
- Ethics and justice
- State intervention
- Political philosophy
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