LCW Heywood's 5 Values
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- 5 Values of Liberalism - Heywood
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- 'Individualism refers to the belief if the supreme importance an individual holds over any social group or collective body.'
- Egoistical individualism: Emphasis' on self-interestedness and self reliance.
- Modern Liberals: developmental form of individualism that prioritizes human flourishing over the quest for interest satisfaction.
- Freedom
- 'The ability to think or act as one wishes, a capacity that can be associated with the individual a social group or a nation.'
- Liberals: Priority to freedom as the supreme individualist value.
- Reason
- The capacity to take charge of their own lives and fashion their own destinies.
- Significant in highlighting he importance of discussion, debate and argument.
- Justice
- 'A moral standard of fairness and impartiality; social justice is the notion of a fair or justifiable distribution of wealth and rewards in society.'
- Refers to the distribution of material regards and benefits in society, such as wages, profits, housing, medical care, welfare benefits.
- Tolerance & Diversity
- 'Forbearance; a willingness to accept views or action with which one is disagreement.'
- Both an ethical ideal and social principle. on one hand it represents the goal of personal autonomy; on the other, it establishes it a set of rules about how human beings should behave towards one another.
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