There seem to have been several factors at play in young John Stuart Mill's breakdown, other than his own insistence that he was disappointed with Bentham's utilitarian theory. Which one is not discussed in the text?
A. He was overworked.
B. He was lonely and depressed.
C. He felt guilty for being in love with a married woman.
D. He was an intellectual in a feeling-oriented age.
C. He felt guilty for being in love with a married woman.
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"highest" kind of spirit?
a. Thomas Hobbes b. Karl Marx c. Saint Augustine d. Charvaka Philosophers of India
One of Daly’s terms for traditional Western morality is
a) the ethic of rights.
b) masculine morality. c) the most holy trinity. d) phallic morality.
How can philosophical problems be solved?
What will be an ideal response?
In Plato's allegory of the cave, the objects outside the cave represent
a. the physical world b. what we experience through the senses c. the eternal, unchanging forms d. spartans