Utilitarianism, On Liberty, Essay on Bentham

action admit antipathy applied argument asserted attempt believe Bentham Benthamite called character Christian common concerns conduct conformable consequences consideration considered Deontology derived desire doctrine duty effect Epicurean equally ethics evil existence experience fact faculties feeling freedom give ground human nature idea individual influence interest J. S. Mill Jeremy Bentham John Austin John Stuart Mill judgment justice less liberty mankind Mary Warnock means ment mental Mill Mill's mind mischief mode moral motives nations necessary never object obligation opinion pains of privation particular peculiar person philosophy philosophy of law pleasures and pains political practical present principle of utility punishment question reason recognised regard religion religious require right and wrong rule sanction sense sentiment social society standard supposed tendency theory thing thinkers thought tion true truth UNIVERSITY OF CALIFORNIA unjust utilitarian virtue whole Wilhelm von Humboldt words