Learner Reviews & Feedback for Revolutionary Ideas: Utility, Justice, Equality, Freedom by Rutgers the State University of New Jersey
About the Course
there may be sharp disagreements about the role and purpose of government. Some want an active, involved government, seeing legal and
political institutions as the means to solve our most pressing problems, and to help bring about peace, equality, justice, happiness, and to
protect individual liberty. Others want a more minimal government, motivated, perhaps, by some of the disastrous political experiments of the
20th Century, and the thought that political power is often just a step away from tyranny. In many cases, these disagreemen...
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CP
Oct 6, 2021
This course actually helped me understand the vast ideologies of various political thinkers in a brief way. Thanks to the creator who made learning fun and easy.
AE
Dec 22, 2020
I like how convenient it is for us especially that I am still a student in a university and I didn't really have to struggle managing this course.
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By GEORGINA M H
•Feb 21, 2023
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•Feb 20, 2023
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•Mar 10, 2021
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•Apr 19, 2025
or restricting freedom. I found your breakdown particularly persuasive because it didn’t just define the concepts—you also touched on their implications for how we think about power, autonomy, and the responsibilities of the state. It’s clear you understand that negative freedom aligns with classical liberalism and minimal state interference, while positive freedom opens the door to more state involvement in ensuring people have the means to lead meaningful, autonomous lives. To strengthen your analysis even more, you could include a short policy example or case study—like how Scandinavian countries balance these freedoms through social programs, or how debates around healthcare in the U.S. reflect this tension. Connecting theory to real-world politics would deepen your analysis and show how these ideas inform public policy and debates today.