Utilitarianism

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The book presents a robust philosophical argument in favor of utilitarianism, emphasizing the principle that actions are right if they promote happiness and wrong if they produce the opposite. Mill explores the implications of this ethical framework, addressing potential criticisms and clarifying misconceptions. He delves into the nature of happiness and its role in moral decision-making, making a case for utilitarianism as a guiding principle in ethical considerations and societal governance.