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/ David Weinstein (1997)
Título : | Equal freedom and utility : Herbert Spencer's Liberal Utilitarianism | Tipo de documento: | texto impreso | Autores: | David Weinstein, Autor | Editorial: | Cambridge : Cambridge University | Fecha de publicación: | 1997 | Número de páginas: | 414 p | Idioma : | Inglés (eng) | Clasificación: | [Palabras claves]CRÍTICA E INTERPRETACIÓN [Palabras claves]DEWEY, JOHN, 1859-1952 [Palabras claves]FILOSOFIA INGLESA [Palabras claves]LIBERALISMO
| Resumen: | This rich and provocative study is the first to examine Herbert Spencer's critical role in the development of liberal utilitarian moral and political philosophy in the nineteenth century, as well as the success of his version of it. While several scholars correctly see Mill as a founder of liberal utilitarianism, none have appreciated Spencer's equally important formative role. Weinstein reinterprets Spencer's version of liberal utilitarianism and illustrates that his moral and political thought exhibits greater systematic integrity than received views of his thought acknowledge. | Nota de contenido: | Introduction
1. Social evolution
2. Social evolution and the moral psychology of equal freedom
3. Equal freedom and moral rights
4. Moral rights and utility
5. The logical coherence of Spencer's liberal utilitarianism
6. Spencer's ethical reasoning
7. Land nationalization and property
Conclusion |
Equal freedom and utility : Herbert Spencer's Liberal Utilitarianism [texto impreso] / David Weinstein, Autor . - Cambridge : Cambridge University, 1997 . - 414 p. Idioma : Inglés ( eng) Clasificación: | [Palabras claves]CRÍTICA E INTERPRETACIÓN [Palabras claves]DEWEY, JOHN, 1859-1952 [Palabras claves]FILOSOFIA INGLESA [Palabras claves]LIBERALISMO
| Resumen: | This rich and provocative study is the first to examine Herbert Spencer's critical role in the development of liberal utilitarian moral and political philosophy in the nineteenth century, as well as the success of his version of it. While several scholars correctly see Mill as a founder of liberal utilitarianism, none have appreciated Spencer's equally important formative role. Weinstein reinterprets Spencer's version of liberal utilitarianism and illustrates that his moral and political thought exhibits greater systematic integrity than received views of his thought acknowledge. | Nota de contenido: | Introduction
1. Social evolution
2. Social evolution and the moral psychology of equal freedom
3. Equal freedom and moral rights
4. Moral rights and utility
5. The logical coherence of Spencer's liberal utilitarianism
6. Spencer's ethical reasoning
7. Land nationalization and property
Conclusion |
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