Charles Taylor on Liberty:Linkage of Negative Liberty and Positive Liberty

Charles Taylor proposes that it's inappropriate for contemporary procedural liberal to overemphasize negative and reject positive liberty.Both negative and positive are indispensable parts of the liberty.Taylor claims it's necessary to march from negative to positive in order to realize the overall meaning of the in the course of the linkage,which is divided into two steps.In the first step,Taylor proposes that requires internal obstacle-free as well as external obstacle-free,and also requires external arbitration;In the second step,Taylor tries to propose a situated liberty on the basis of the ontology.Although,to some extent,Taylor's view of corrects the procedural liberal's view of liberty,it can only be said that Taylor's view of is a partial correction because of its risk of banding personal.