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...ism]]'' <ref>[http://www.utilitarianism.com/jsmill.htm John Stuart Mill ''Utilitarianism'']</ref> as put forward by [[John Stuart Mill]], treats all of those infl

However, the [[utilitarianism|utilitarian]] philosopher, [[Jeremy Bentham]], took the contrary view abou

:* under ideologies: ''utilitarianism''

## [[Utilitarianism]]

...neteenth century when Bentinck was being criticised for his penny-pinching Utilitarianism, and when Lord Curzon was emphasising earlier neglect of the monument, and

...with their subdisciplines (e.g., in ethics, "right," "good," obligation," "utilitarianism").

...with their subdisciplines (e.g., in ethics, "right," "good," obligation," "utilitarianism").

...ferences. Mill combined Kant's autonomy principle with the principles of [[utilitarianism]] to envisage a system under which government decisions would be determined

...ey (AKA-93)]], [[USS York County (LST-1175)]], [[USS Zenobia (AKA-52)]], [[Utilitarianism]], [[Vaccination]], [[Valuation using discounted cash flows]], [[Van der Wa

...-- [[realism]] -- [[reliabilism]] -- [[Taoism]] -- [[Transcendentalism]] [[utilitarianism]] -- [[Populism and Nationalism]] -- [[Irrationalism and Aestheticism]] --

...l universalism]] of [[humanism]], which holds that a moral code (such as [[utilitarianism]]) should be applied consistently to all humans (cf. [[human rights]]), to

...rst chair of law at the new [[University of London]] from 1829. Austin's [[utilitarianism|utilitarian]] answer was that law is "commands, backed by threat of sanctio