A History of Utilitarian Ethics

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This landmark volume offers a fresh perspective on the history of moral philosophy, tracing the evolution from Locke to John Stuart Mill. Samuel Hollander argues that a 'moral sense' can coexist with utilitarian principles, challenging traditional interpretations. Through this analysis, the book explores the interplay between moral intuition and utilitarian thought, providing a nuanced understanding of ethical frameworks during this pivotal period.