"The Right to Disregard the State" is a philosophical work by Herbert Spencer, which highlights the issue of individual freedom and human rights to reject the authority of the state. This book highlights the principles of the idea of national self-determination and the autonomy of the individual before society. The author analyzes the role of the state in human life and its right to refuse certain duties in a restrictive system. Does a person have the right to ignore the laws of the state that contradict his principles and beliefs? This is just one of the questions that the author considers in his work, prompting the reader to think about the nature of power and freedom.