minimizing subjection.
Other philosophical systems mentioned:
Peter Singer's book
Animal Liberation,
and the argument for
Equal consideration of interests.
(Note that Peter Singer gets criticism from some disability circles;
this is a good summary.
In general it's our position to focus on "raising up" rights,
including those of animals; pitting animal rights vs disabled rights need
not be done in a society with as many resources as ours presently is.)
Amartya Sen, whose book
Development as Freedom
had a bigger background influence than Chris probably realized in
its treatment of the agency of people as the primary index by which
we measure a country's development
The GNU Manifesto.
Search for "Kantian ethics" on the page.
(Curiously its preceding sentence is described in
an example that appears consequentialist! By the way, pretty much
every decent ethical system claims that its foundation is the
"golden rule", this isn't unique to Kantianism.)
The Free Software Definition.
Also note the pun on another speech called
The Four Freedoms.
Free as in Freedom episode with the AGPL panel discussion
A FOSDEM talk in 2014, The Road Ahead for Network Freedom,
where "freedom for developers, but not for users" is mentioned as a
phrase
Libre Lounge's subtitle: "a casual
podcast about user freedom", including
mentioned episode with Karen Sandler
Some talks in 2018 by Molly DeBlanc (and Karen Sandler) using the term
"user freedom":
Molly DeBlanc has a wonderful article giving a personal definition of "user freedom"
Declaration of Digital Autonomy
OCap conference 2018,
source of the mentioned dinner between Chris, Mark Miller, Kate Sills
Chris's ActivityPub Conference 2019 keynote,
ActivityPub: past, present, future
