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2023
Abstract The human dispositions that Bentham discusses in Chapter XI are enduring patterns of motivation. People tend to act from certain motives with some regularity, and these same motives can regularly restrain them as well. Here the restraining or “tutelary” role of motives becomes prominent.
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Abstract The human dispositions that Bentham discusses in Chapter XI are enduring patterns of motivation. People tend to act from certain motives with some regularity, and these same motives can regularly restrain them as well. Here the restraining or “tutelary” role of motives becomes prominent.
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History of European Ideas, 2009
Schofield Philip, Utility and Democracy. The Political Thought of Jeremy Bentham, Oxford University Press, Oxford (2006)., 370 pp.
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Schofield Philip, Utility and Democracy. The Political Thought of Jeremy Bentham, Oxford University Press, Oxford (2006)., 370 pp.
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Philosophy, 1999
A reply to Fransisco Vergara's attack on Halévy's interpretation of Bentham in Philosophy, January, 1998. Vergara had argued that Halévy was mistaken in interpreting Bentham's principle of utility as a psychological law as well as the ethical greatest happiness principle.
Philippe Mongin, Nathalie Sigot
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A reply to Fransisco Vergara's attack on Halévy's interpretation of Bentham in Philosophy, January, 1998. Vergara had argued that Halévy was mistaken in interpreting Bentham's principle of utility as a psychological law as well as the ethical greatest happiness principle.
Philippe Mongin, Nathalie Sigot
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Journal of Mathematical Economics, 2015 zbMATH Open Web Interface contents unavailable due to conflicting licenses.
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2019
Abstract Bentham was one of the first, and among the most thorough, theorists of publicity of the modern era. Publicity is a pervasive theme running through all of Bentham’s moral, political, and legal theory; it is foundational to his thought.
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Abstract Bentham was one of the first, and among the most thorough, theorists of publicity of the modern era. Publicity is a pervasive theme running through all of Bentham’s moral, political, and legal theory; it is foundational to his thought.
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2023
Abstract Chapter XIII begins Bentham’s treatment of punishment. His first topic is the three main categories of cases where punishment is “unmeet,” or inappropriate. These all are cases where punishment fails to produce the most happiness.
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Abstract Chapter XIII begins Bentham’s treatment of punishment. His first topic is the three main categories of cases where punishment is “unmeet,” or inappropriate. These all are cases where punishment fails to produce the most happiness.
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