Utilitarianism
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- en
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Experience one of the most influential works of modern political philosophy with John Stuart Mill's Utilitarianism. Mill presents a rigorous defense of the greatest-happiness principle, arguing that the morally right action is the one that maximizes overall well-being. His distinction between higher and lower pleasures—where intellectual and moral pleasures outweigh mere physical gratification—remains a foundational argument in the history of ethics.\n\nThis classic text challenges readers to consider how individual liberty and societal laws should be structured to promote the greatest good. Whether you are a philosophy student, a legal thinker, or anyone interested in moral theory, Mill's Utilitarianism offers a compelling framework for making difficult decisions and understanding the ethical underpinnings of modern society. Read the definitive treatise on consequentialist ethics in this essential work.
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