Freedom Bound

In his book "Freedom Bound" Robert Weisbrot argues that the civil rights movement is intertwined with American political reform at the time and is "pursuit of black of justice". And the crusade against the "big society" country is best understood in the relationship. "Weisbrot xiv." Linden Johnson's free social reform plan claimed that through the Reagan era, it was not completely successful in breaking the racial barrier between blacks and conservative Caucasians.

These two scholars freely gave me a very interesting outlook. Obviously, the conceptualization of freedom necessarily differs depending on time and space. Freedom is different from one person, others, and scholars. Interestingly, the view of these scholars is different from the viewpoint of modern people's freedom, which tends to be explained along the flow of politics. For most Americans today, real freedom is that they can do what they want without government interference. Others rank free expression and worship from a free point of view

The general view of freedom is that it means "to get rid of the political, economic, and spiritual bonds linking men." Compared to "freedom", Fromm sees a feeling of freedom as a capability. In 2008, the US has a per capita GDP of US $ 47,000 and the EU has an average of US $ 33,400. Sweden has the most equitable wealth distribution among 133 countries measuring the Gini coefficient. Located under Cameroon and Cote d'Ivoire

The concept of freedom of Sartre is different from the general usage of the word "freedom". According to the general concept, freedom of person lies in the ability to achieve his goal. In this sense, detained prisoners are less flexible than his guardian. - By contrast, this is the result of Sartre 's concept of freedom, and everyone is as free as anyone else. The level of freedom can not be different, and the limits of freedom themselves - that is, not free, can not be chosen. Freedom in this sense is freedom of choice, freedom, and determination of goals. This does not mean that the goal is a achievable goal. However, at least as an attempt, freedom of choice is premised. Otherwise, selection can not be distinguished from only one wish. - So Sartre said the prisoner was as free as his guardian as he could try anything (like escaping)