Mill's refined defence of the utilitarian ethic, arguing that some pleasures are higher in quality, not merely greater in quantity. It answers common objections and ties happiness to human dignity and justice.
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Mill's refined defence of the utilitarian ethic, arguing that some pleasures are higher in quality, not merely greater in quantity. It answers common objections and ties happiness to human dignity and justice.