自由是一个华丽的词,不仅因为它涵盖所有上述subdefinitions,还因为它代表人类所有行为和科学的最终目标。根据爱因斯坦:“所有宗教,艺术与科学是同一棵树上的不同分支。这些愿望都为了崇高的人的生命,从纯粹的物理存在的范围和领导个人自由”。
由于其广泛的概念,自由,因此,是一个相对的经验。一些人认为自由方面非常相似。对一些人来说,它是关于政治权利:组装的权利,言论自由,参与政府(投票,竞选公职),等等,这都是关于产权:与一个人的土地和财产。对于其他人来说,自由意味着免于饥饿,或健康的恐惧,或其他问题。一些,自由意味着完全的自由去做任何事情——在某些情况下有限只有别人的自由,在其他情况下有限只有个人的意志和行使权力的能力。让我们来美国政治生活,例如相对主义经常被描述的“经济自由”(诸如税收、自由贸易和自由企业)和“个人自由”(诸如毒品合法化,堕胎和草案);共和党人支持经济自由超过个人自由,而民主党人支持个人自由超过经济自由。
美国马绍尔论文代写：自由
Freedom is a magnificent word; not only because it covers all the abovementioned subdefinitions, but also because it represents the ultimate target of all human actions and sciences. According to Albert Einstein: "All religions, arts and sciences are branches of the same tree. All these aspirations are directed toward ennobling man's life, lifting it from the sphere of mere physical existence and leading the individual towards freedom".
Because of its wide range of notions, freedom, thus, is a relative experience. Few people think of freedom in very similar terms. To some, it is about political rights: the right to assemble, to free speech, to participate in government (vote, run for office), etc. To others, it's all about property rights: to do with one's land and possessions. To others, freedom means freedom from hunger, or health fears, or other woes. To a few, freedom means total freedom to do anything - in some cases limited only by other people's freedom - and in other cases limited only by the individual's will and ability to exercise power. Let's take for instance the American political life, the relativism is often described in terms of "Economic Freedoms" (issues like taxation, free trade and free enterprise) and"Personal Freedoms" (issues like drug legalization, abortion and draft); republicans support economic freedom more than personal freedom while democrats support personal freedom more than economic freedom.
