On Liberty

The author examines the foundations of individual freedom in relation to the power of society and the state. He defends the idea that each person must be able to think, speak, and act freely as long as it does not harm others. Through clear and structured reasoning, he warns against social pressure and the tyranny of majority opinion. This text sets out essential principles on freedom of expression and personal autonomy. It remains a major reference for understanding the balance between liberty and authority.