These precepts taken together, claim those who favor neoliberalist ideals, will ensure the individual's autonomy, liberty, and, of course, freedom.
Of course, autonomy demands that whether or not the person takes up worthwhile options is a matter of their own free choice, but we can only speak of autonomy when such options are present.
Habermas has offered a rich account of autonomy over the course of his career, the nuances of which I cannot fully explore here.
As you get older, of course, your autonomy increases and matters improve.
Autonomy and self-realisation are of course at the heart of CASP-19.
But – though I am heartily sick of the ubiquitous, daft "if Burns was alive today how would he vote?" question – my gut feeling is that (och, just read him!) as a libertarian, a democrat, a lover of freedom and autonomy, a revolutionary and a romantic, of course he'd be voting for independence.
What it also does, of course, is grant him autonomy from the studios.
We now have a new government espousing a different philosophy on the regulation of public services based on responsibility and autonomy (alongside a chilling dose of austerity of course).
Telling the story of her life that way was, of course, a final assertion of autonomy.
