Mill's moral, political, and legal philosophy
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Mill's moral, political, and legal philosophy
（The international library of critical essays in the history of philosophy）
Dartmouth , Ashgate, c1999
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Includes bibliographical references and index
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An analysis of the moral, political and legal philosophy of Mill. It is part of the "International Library of Critical Essays in the History of Philosophy" series, which makes available, in a systematic manner, essays in the history of philosophy.
Table of Contents
- Part 1 Liberty and harm to others: Mill on liberty and morality, D.G. Brown
- liberty and harm to others, David Lyons
- Mill on liberty in morals, Lord Devlin
- a re-reading of Mill on liberty, J.C. Rees. Part 2 Harm, moral distress and indecency: John Stuart Mill and the limits of state action, Richard Wollheim
- on liberty and morality-dependent harms, Ted Honderich
- Mill and the value of moral distress, Jeremy Waldron
- Mill, indecency and the liberty principle, Jonathan Wolff. Part 3 Individuality and experiments in living: John Stuart Mill and experiments in living, Elizabeth S. Anderson
- individuality, custom and progress, Jonathan Riley. Part 4 Happiness and freedom: happiness and freedom - recent work on John Stuart Mill, Robert W. Hoag. Part 5 Paternalism: Mill versus paternalism, Richard J. Arneson
- more on self-enslavement and paternalism, D.G. Brown
- paternalism, utility and fairness, Richard J. Arneson. Part 6 The development of Mill's view on liberty: Mill and liberty, C.L. Ten. Part 7 Mill's utilitarianism: John Stuart Mill's art of living, Alan Ryan
- Mill's theory of morality, David Lyons
- Mill's conception of happiness as an inclusive end, Robert W. Hoag
- Mill's deliberative utilitarianism, David O. Brink
- John Stuart Mill on justice and fairness, F.R. Berger
- on interpreting Mill's "utilitarianism", Maurice Mandelbaum. Part 8 The subjection of women: Mill and the subjection of women, Julia Annas
- John Stuart Mill's liberal feminism, Wendy Donner
- John Stuart Mill and Harriet Taylor on women and marriage, Susan Mendus
- John Stuart Mill and the harm of pornography, David Dyzenhaus
- Mill and pornography, Robert Skipper.
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