Class 11 Political Science Notes Chapter 2 Freedom
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Class 11 Political Science Notes Chapter 2 Freedom is a revision notes PDF for CBSE Class 11 Political Science students, focused on the Freedom chapter.
Topics in this chapter include:
- Negative Liberty vs Positive Liberty Dimensions and Conceptual Limits
- What is Freedom: Liberty Ideals, Harm Principle by John Stuart Mill
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