Review:

John Stuart Mill's Utilitarianism

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John Stuart Mill's Utilitarianism is a philosophical concept that focuses on maximizing happiness and minimizing suffering as the ultimate goal of morality.

Key Features

  • Focus on maximizing happiness
  • Minimizing suffering
  • Consequentialist ethics

Pros

  • Promotes the greater good
  • Provides a clear framework for ethical decision-making
  • Flexible approach that can adapt to different situations

Cons

  • Critics argue it can lead to overlooking individual rights and justice
  • Difficult to quantify happiness and suffering objectively

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