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that the cause will invariably be followed by the effect. Philosopher John Stuart Mill devised a set of five careful methods (or canons) by means of which...

desires, and in another way to act according to concerns of the whole. John Stuart Mill also deals with this dichotomy by claiming that societies need to promote...

Feminist Philosophers - Some biographies of feminist philosophers. John Stuart Mill Simone de Beauvoir Germaine Greer Angela Davis Judith Butler Famous...

'feminism' means classical feminism, i.e. that of 19th-century thinker John Stuart Mill, for example. TaraElla believes that Wikipedia Equality can only be...

people as Immanuel Kant, Jeremy Bentham, John Stuart Mill, D.W. Ross, C.L. Stevenson, Alasdair MacIntyre, and John Rawls. In ethics, a premium is placed...

Another important figure is John Stuart Mill who wrote Utilitarianism. Expanding on Jeremy Bentham's notion of Utilitarianism, Mill's short book influenced...

was founded by Jeremy Bentham and further developed by his disciple, John Stuart Mill. Bentham was most interested in the ramifications that a utilitarian...

The Limits of State Action, which anticipated and perhaps inspired [John Stuart] Mill . . . This classic of liberal thought, completed in 1792, is in its...

1803 not in the German original, but through a French translation. John Stuart Mill was able, though with difficulty, to read German, but preferred reading...

secularization was shared by all founding fathers: from Karl Marx to John Stuart Mill, from August Comte to Herbert Spencer, from E. B. Taylor to James Frazer...

Matthew Arnold—became early influential critics of social injustice. John Stuart Mill contributed enormously to liberal thought by combining elements of...

make no law... abridging the freedom of speech, or of the press". John Stuart Mill (1806–1873) argued that human freedom is good and without it there...

the view that humans are social animals.In addition he notes that John Stuart Mill's failure to acknowledge the importance of inherited intelligence in...

philosophers: Mary Wollstonecraft Judith Sargent Murray Frances Wright John Stuart Mill Harriet Taylor Harriet Tubman Susan B. Anthony Betty Friedan Contemporary...

pronounced by the people themselves.’6 In the nineteenth century, John Stuart Mill, rejecting the idea of electors binding their representative in advance...

be published six years later by E. A. Ross and William McDougall. John Stuart Mill, Auguste Comte and others laid the foundation for social psychology...

skills to come together as one, creating a vast amount of knowledge. John Stuart Mill was an advocate for democracy and believed everyone should be able...

secularization was shared by all founding fathers: from Karl Marx to John Stuart Mill, from August Comte to Herbert Spencer, from E. B. Taylor to James Frazer...

individual’s wellbeing to date. Her model amalgamates theories from John Stuart Mill, Abraham Maslow, Carl Jung and Aristotle. Comprising of six elements...

evolution of Charles Darwin. John Stuart Mill in 1831 made a prophetic assessment of socialist ideas, John Stuart Mill called these ideas "crazy nonsense...