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Jean-Marie Guyau

    October 28, 1854 – March 31, 1888

    Jean-Marie Guyau was a French philosopher and poet whose work deeply explores modern moral philosophy. Perceiving English utilitarianism as a modern iteration of Epicureanism, Guyau subjected the approaches of Jeremy Bentham and John Stuart Mill to careful scrutiny. His seminal work proposes a moral theory free from obligation or sanction, emphasizing the role of individual hypotheses and moral ideas over mere moral facts. Guyau's philosophy thus offers a distinctive perspective on the nature of ethics and human conduct.

    Umenie ako výraz života
    Die irreligion der zukunft
    The Non-Religion of the Future: A Sociological Study, tr. From the French
    A Sketch of Morality Independent of Obligation or Sanction
    Education and Heredity: A Study in Sociology
    L'Irréligion de L'avenir: Étude Sociologique