确实，你真得拷问一下自己，也真得学点这方面的知识，而不是自己脑补设定（headcanon）。一个不错的切入点是约翰·斯图尔特·密尔（John Stuart Mill）的《论思想自由和讨论自由》（Of the Liberty of Thought and Discussion）：https://en.wikisource.org/wiki/On_Liberty/Chapter_2
Indeed, you do have to ask yourself, you do have to learn something about this, rather then making up your own headcanon, and a good place to start is John Stuart Mill's Of the Liberty of Thought and Discussion: https://en.wikisource.org/wiki/On_Liberty/Chapter_2
……良知或思想的自由。潘恩（Paine）认为倾听他人的想法至关重要，这样才能避免自己犯错。这就需要这些想法能被表达出来。密尔也是如此。《论自由》（On Liberty）第二章的标题就是“论思想自由和讨论自由”（Of the Liberty of Thought and Discussion）[1]。通篇来看，密尔不仅捍卫思想，也捍卫表达，并谴责压制任何观点表达的行为：> 但我否认人民行使这种胁迫的权力，无论是由……
…of conscience or thought. Paine thought it crucial to hear others' ideas so that he could avoid being wrong. That requires the ideas be expressed. Likewise with Mill. Chapter 2 of On Liberty is titled "Of the Liberty of Thought and Discussion"[1]. Throughout the text, Mill defends expression as well as thought, and condemns the silencing of any expression of opinion: > But I deny the right of the people to exercise such coercion, either by…
……前人对此论述得如此频繁且有力，以至于此处无需再赘述。如果他今天还在世，看来他的期望怕是要落空了。[0] 第二章：论思想自由和讨论自由（Of the Liberty of Thought and Discussion）https://www.bartleby.com/130/2.html ---- 编辑：修复排版。如果有人知道哪份文档说明了这里的排版语法，麻烦告知一声，这能省得我老是改来改去 ;-)
…often and so triumphantly enforced by preceding writers, that it needs not be specially insisted on in this place. It appears his hopes would bring disappointment were he still around. [0] Chapter II: Of the Liberty of Thought and Discussion https://www.bartleby.com/130/2.html ---- Edit: Fixing markup. If anyone knows of a document describing the markup rules, please let me know, it would save me an awful lot of edits ;-)
确实，你真得拷问一下自己，也真得学点这方面的知识，而不是自己脑补设定（headcanon）。一个不错的切入点是约翰·斯图尔特·密尔（John Stuart Mill）的《论思想自由和讨论自由》（Of the Liberty of Thought and Discussion）：https://en.wikisource.org/wiki/On_Liberty/Chapter_2
Indeed, you do have to ask yourself, you do have to learn something about this, rather then making up your own headcanon, and a good place to start is John Stuart Mill's Of the Liberty of Thought and Discussion: https://en.wikisource.org/wiki/On_Liberty/Chapter_2
……良知或思想的自由。潘恩（Paine）认为倾听他人的想法至关重要，这样才能避免自己犯错。这就需要这些想法能被表达出来。密尔也是如此。《论自由》（On Liberty）第二章的标题就是“论思想自由和讨论自由”（Of the Liberty of Thought and Discussion）[1]。通篇来看，密尔不仅捍卫思想，也捍卫表达，并谴责压制任何观点表达的行为：> 但我否认人民行使这种胁迫的权力，无论是由……
…of conscience or thought. Paine thought it crucial to hear others' ideas so that he could avoid being wrong. That requires the ideas be expressed. Likewise with Mill. Chapter 2 of On Liberty is titled "Of the Liberty of Thought and Discussion"[1]. Throughout the text, Mill defends expression as well as thought, and condemns the silencing of any expression of opinion: > But I deny the right of the people to exercise such coercion, either by…
……前人对此论述得如此频繁且有力，以至于此处无需再赘述。如果他今天还在世，看来他的期望怕是要落空了。[0] 第二章：论思想自由和讨论自由（Of the Liberty of Thought and Discussion）https://www.bartleby.com/130/2.html ---- 编辑：修复排版。如果有人知道哪份文档说明了这里的排版语法，麻烦告知一声，这能省得我老是改来改去 ;-)
…often and so triumphantly enforced by preceding writers, that it needs not be specially insisted on in this place. It appears his hopes would bring disappointment were he still around. [0] Chapter II: Of the Liberty of Thought and Discussion https://www.bartleby.com/130/2.html ---- Edit: Fixing markup. If anyone knows of a document describing the markup rules, please let me know, it would save me an awful lot of edits ;-)