Mill argues that Epicureanism is not a "doctrine worthy of swine" by
A) making no distinction between higher pleasures and lower pleasures.
B) claiming humans are just like swine in most important respects.
C) maintaining that the Epicurean philosophy values pleasures of the mind more than physical pleasures.
D) reminding the reader that it is pleasurable to eat bacon.
C
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What will be an ideal response?
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