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Utilitarianism:
John Stuart Mill
Utilitarianism
ü Whenever one decides to do something, one's
actions affect other people in a ways beyond how
one thought it would.
Intensity
Fecundity
Duration
Purity
Certainty or uncertainty
Extent
Propinquity o remoteness
The Greatest Happiness Principle
• In Mill's ethics, actions are understood as right with respect to their capacity to promote
happiness and wrong when they tend to promote the opposite of hapiness.
Epicurus (Ancient Greek Philosopher 341-270 B.C)
Mill does not assert that the exercise of distinct human faculties like the intellect
has the greater intrinsic value than the exercise of those that promote the
pleasures of sensation.
Playing online games all day for a Studying three hours a day for we
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ü Immediately satisfies one's search ü Te d i o u s , y e t a l l o w s o n e t o
for fun and excitement develop his/her intellect and virtue
of perseverance in learning
ü Allows one to hang out with friends important lessons for school
First, one must ask oneself question before making the choice.
Secondly, if one were really just restricted to choose one activity, one must ask him
self/herself which of the two options one would be truly happy and content in doing
exclusively in the context of being a human person.
Third, if one were allowed to experience the maximum amount of pleasure derived
from online games, he/she one be amenable to be consigned to an entire life of
just playing online games than a life of developing his/her intellectual faculties?
Fourth, would a competent judge, who has had considerable experience of the two
options, prefer to have his/her immediate desires fulfilled by lower pleasures than
to postpone his/her gratification for the purpose of reaping the happiness involved
in cultivating his/her higher faculties?
Mill recognizes a person's embeddedness in a social, cultural and historical
context that plays a crucial role in his/her capacity to recognize varying kinds of
pleasure.
Mill is saying that the forms of pleasures that are considered higher, like the
pleasure of gaining wisdom, because they are more difficult to attain and are to a
certain extent more difficult to access, are oftentimes looked over in favor of
pleasures that are easier to access and immediately gratifying.
The Greatest Happiness Principle as the ultimate end of action,
sponsors the view that morality is about fostering an existence that is exempt from
pain as much as possible and one that is capable of enjoying pleasures befitting a
human person in terms of both quantity and quality which benefits not just oneself
but others as well.
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