Vapaudesta (Джон Стюарт Милль).

Vapautus (Finnish title) is an autobiographical book written by the famous 19th-century British philosopher and economist, John Stuart Mill. The book chronicles Mill's journey from a poor orphans to a successful career as a thinker and advocate for social reform.

The book explores Mill's personal struggles with poverty and his early political activism, which lead him to become one of the founders of Utilitarianism, a philosophical theory that argues that the moral value of actions should be judged by their aggregate utility to as many people as possible. Mill used this philosophy to argue for universal suffrage, constitutional guarantees of equality under the law, and other progressive ideas.

Throughout the book, Mill describes his intense debates and disagreements with other philosophers, including Bentham, Kempis, Hobbes, Owen, and Kant, as well as his own personal encounters with poverty, suffering, and war. Vapautas is a thrilling narrative of a man's early intellectual journey, but also a profound commentary on our common experience of human suffering and injustice.

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