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The Philosophical Journey, 2/e
William Lawhead, The University of Mississippi
The Search for the Just Society
The Individual and the State

Essays





1

Briefly define the notions of anarchism, individualism, collectivism, and absolute totalitarianism, and indicate into which category the positions of Mill and Marx fall.
2

Critically evaluate Mill's account of when the government may justifiably interfere with personal liberty.
3

Describe the two main sectors of Mill's notion of the sphere of individual liberty, and give examples of activities that he'd think belong in each.
4

Summarize the key points of Marx's political philosophy as discussed in your text
5

Outline what you take to be the central strengths and weaknesses of Marxism.








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