Consent is a simple word.

Its implications are anything but.

Presented in the signature dictionary-inspired style of the Defined Collection, Consent Defined reflects one of the foundational principles of a free society: that authority is legitimate only when it is granted by those being governed.

Clean typography and a minimalist presentation place the focus on the idea itself—an enduring distinction that has shaped republics, constitutions, and the relationship between citizens and government for centuries.

The phrase "Permission granted, not assumed" serves as a reminder that freedom begins with the recognition of individual choice and personal sovereignty.

Because the difference between governance and control begins with consent.

For those who understand where legitimate authority begins.