Philosophy in History 1984
DOI: 10.1017/cbo9780511625534.012
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The idea of negative liberty: philosophical and historical perspectives

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“…In two studies of Machiavelli (SKINNER, 1984;1993) In his analysis of the importance of Machiavelli and the 16 th -century English republicans, Skinner highlights ideas such as the common good and virtu, which came to denote an ability to realise certain contents, which involve both individual and public liberty. Intervention not only protects, but also leads to certain ends, which should be shared by society.…”
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“…In two studies of Machiavelli (SKINNER, 1984;1993) In his analysis of the importance of Machiavelli and the 16 th -century English republicans, Skinner highlights ideas such as the common good and virtu, which came to denote an ability to realise certain contents, which involve both individual and public liberty. Intervention not only protects, but also leads to certain ends, which should be shared by society.…”
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“…The same approach was taken by the neoAthenians 22 , but only because it is intended to preserve a sphere free of arbitrary interference. The defence of liberty depends on sustaining a polity in which citizens participate in view of the need to preserve their liberty (PETTIT, 2002a;SKINNER, 1984).…”
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“…Le caractère sacré de l'engagement civique qui a permis de bâtir et de promouvoir des institutions solides est, en dernière instance, incommensurable et explique qu'un « citoyen, qui vote selon ses 20. Voir à ce sujet Skinner (1984). 21.…”
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“…Og han antyder, at dette beviser at disse begraensninger blot er flygtige fordomme hos nutidige taenkere, pustet op til at tage sig ud som transcendentale, ahistoriske krav til den politiske taenkning som sådan. 44 Ved at laese deres moderne logik tilbage i Machiavelli og ved at kritisere ham for at miskende den, er kritikerne derfor skyldige i en anak ronisme.…”
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