Hedonistic Theories From Aristippus To Spencer (1895)

The book delves into the evolution of hedonism, highlighting key philosophers from Aristippus to Spencer and their contributions to the notion of pleasure as life's ultimate goal. It examines the philosophical discourse surrounding hedonism, including significant critiques related to morality and human nature. By tracing these theories from ancient Greece through the 19th century, the work offers a thorough understanding of hedonism's historical significance and the debates it has sparked. This edition serves to preserve and promote this important philosophical text.