Political Economy And Ethics
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It is evident that with Bentham we have the beginning of a transition to another point of view. The two schools enter upon a period of reconciliation.
John Stuart Mill may be selected as the representative of a new form of the Empirical School. He sets up a new and wider Utilitarianism, which was not quite consistent with his philosophical presuppositions, but in this matter, like the ordinary unphilosophical but practical English mind, he would much rather be right than consistent. Bentham had... in- consistently changed "acting for pleasure" into "acting for the pleasure of others. " But Mill goes further by discriminating an intrinsic difference in the quality of different pleasures, which, he declares, differ in kind and not merely in degree, for that is what is implied in his saying that we ought to act for some termed "higher, " "possessing more dignity, " etc. , rather than for any amount of the lower Kant may be taken as the representative of the new Intuitionalism. In him we find just as complete and startling a transformation as in Mill.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
It is evident that with Bentham we have the beginning of a transition to another point of view. The two schools enter upon a period of reconciliation.
John Stuart Mill may be selected as the representative of a new form of the Empirical School. He sets up a new and wider Utilitarianism, which was not quite consistent with his philosophical presuppositions, but in this matter, like the ordinary unphilosophical but practical English mind, he would much rather be right than consistent. Bentham had... in- consistently changed "acting for pleasure" into "acting for the pleasure of others. " But Mill goes further by discriminating an intrinsic difference in the quality of different pleasures, which, he declares, differ in kind and not merely in degree, for that is what is implied in his saying that we ought to act for some termed "higher, " "possessing more dignity, " etc. , rather than for any amount of the lower Kant may be taken as the representative of the new Intuitionalism. In him we find just as complete and startling a transformation as in Mill.
What to read after Political Economy And Ethics?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by James Gibson Hume to read onlineMoreLess
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