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Ownership of self is an idea held by which of the following stream of thought

Self-ownership is central to libertarian thought. It treats a person as entitled to control their own body, choices and labour, subject to the corresponding rights of…

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Ownership of self is an idea held by which of the following stream of thought

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Self-ownership is central to libertarian thought. It treats a person as entitled to control their own body, choices and labour, subject to the corresponding rights of others. That premise resists treating individuals merely as resources to be used for collective ends.

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