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المقدمةيوجد فقط 14 صفحة متاحة للعرض العام
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المستخلص
This study was divided into an introduction and five chapters and a conclusion. Chapter I / concept of freedom and sovereignty Keen on the definition of the language of freedom and idiomatically and pictures of freedom, sovereignty and definition Mdahirha. Chapter II / intellectual resources to the philosophy of Bentham and did not: The limited nature of the harm is limited to the times of the Industrial Revolution and experimental philosophy, in addition to the concept of liberalism and its inception, and Taatbos Jdorha philosophical starting from Greece to modern thought, and also discussed the utilitarianism and its divisions These features have been perfected in the philosophy of both of them. Chapter III / limits of freedom and power when Bentham Touched on in this chapter to the philosophy of the political Bentham and his criticism of natural rights axes in addition to select or divide the types of rights, and how linking rights obligations and duties desires, also touched on the concept of Akherih and power through power definition and the relationship of freedom to law and law reform, and the separation of powers. Chapter IV / freedom and power when ml: Addressed to explain what freedom and power when not, and how to solve Mvhomanma old, any tracking the historical concept of the beginning of freedom when Greece, also devoted a talk about the freedom of the individual and freedom of the state and the difference between them through his point of view, how is the parliamentary system of government and how they discussed the freedom and power in the light of doctrine moral. Chapter V: Ttormvhom freedom and sovereignty after Bentham and did not: Showed the freedom and sovereignty of the contemporary Western thought, through the most prominent philosophers and thinkers age who have contributed significantly to the evolution of the concept of freedom and sovereignty after Bentham and did not, and also talked about the thinkers of the Renaissance in the Arab world, and Thdtt the analysis of the revolutions of the Arab Spring through the philosophy of Bentham and it did not. The conclusion has been allocated to display the results, which ended the researcher through a comparison between Bentham and did not.