Ten letters by John Stuart Mill by Crisp, R

“…Recently acquired by the Mill Library at Somerville College, Oxford, these ten letters by John Stuart Mill provide insight into various aspects of Mill’s life, including penal reform, feminism, editorial work, the East India Company, the Jamaica question, and his views on religion.…”

Rhetoric and argument in John Stuart Mill's The Subjection of Women by Krishna, N

“…This thesis uses John Stuart Mill's 1869 work <em>The Subjection of Women</em> as the basis for what Bernard Williams has called 'a philosophical description of an historical reality'. …”

John Stuart Mill's theory of capital, interest and employment by Hunter, L

“…<p>This study is an attempt to trace a particular theme of analysis throughout John Stuart Mill's economic theory and to discover what light such a procedure sheds on our knowledge of Mill's work and on our understanding of his historical role. …”

"Letting Oneself Go": John Stuart Mill and Helmuth Plessner on Tears by Small, H

“…This essay examines the meaning and value attached to tears in the writings of John Stuart Mill and Helmuth Plessner. Mill's recollection in his <em>Autobiography</em> of the moment in 1826 when he was moved to tears reading the Mémoires of Marmontel has became a famous statement of the limitations of a utilitarian education (and by extension any education) which cultivates the rational analytic powers of mind at the expense of developing the emotions. …”

'Under the general designation of socialist': the many-sided-radicalism of John Stuart Mill by McCabe, H

“…<p>This thesis examines why John Stuart Mill thought his political philosophy to be 'under the general designation of socialist' – an ideological position often thought to be antithetical to liberalism, of which Mill is regularly considered an exemplar. …”

Prinsip Utilitas Menurut John Stuart Mill: Studi Ketertarikan antara Etika dan Hukum by Sukri, Ridwan Ahmad, Wijaya, Cuk Ananta, Zubair, Achmad Charris

“…Penleliti bermaksud memperoleh pemahaman yang mendalam mengenai hubungan tersebut menurut perspektif utilitarianisme, khususnya menurut John Stuart Mill, dalam hal ini Mill mengajukan peinsip utilitasnya. …”
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Prinsip utilitas dalam pemikiran etika John Stuart Mill dan kaitannya dengan filsafat hukum by , SUKRI, Ridwan Ahmad, , Prof.Dr. Endang Daruni Asdi

Konsep otonomi daerah kabupaten Ogan Komering Ilir :: Dalam perspektif utilitarisme John Stuart Mill by , ABUN, A. Rifai, , Prof. Dr. H. R. Soejadi, S.H

PERBANDINGAN KEBEBASAN SUPORTER SEPAK BOLA ULTRAS DI ITALIA DAN DI INDONESIA DALAM PERSPEKTIF JOHN STUART MILL by , DWI PUTRA MARWANTO, , Hastanti Widhi Nugroho, S.S. M.Hum

Telaah filosofis atas penggunaan narkotika, alkohol, psikotropika dan zat-zat adiktif (NAPZA) :: Perspektif etika utilitarianisme John Stuart Mill by , BUDIMAN, Lestanta, , Prof.Dr. Lasiyo, MA.,MM

24.02 Moral Problems and the Good Life, Fall 2006 by Haslanger, Sally Anne

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The feminism and political radicalism of Helen Taylor in Victorian Britain and Ireland by Smith, Janet

“…This work will illustrate how the political ideology of her feminist mother Harriet Taylor and her step-father John Stuart Mill remained at the heart of Helen’s political throughout her public life. …”
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J.S. Mill’s ‘psychological theory’ of the mind by Mander, W

“…This paper examines John Stuart Mill’s ‘psychological theory’ of the mind, as he set it out in his Examination of Sir William Hamilton’s Philosophy. …”

Interrogation of torture. by Hoo, Tiang Boon.

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Hume on justice as a virtue by Vaccari, A

“…This thesis examines Hume’s theory of justice as a virtue by addressing some of its textual problems and by highlighting its connection with Adam Smith’s and John Stuart Mill’s conceptions of justice. The thesis consists of five chapters. …”

James Mill's treatment of religion and the History of British India by Plassart, A

“…This article questions the widely held view that the 'HBI' heralded the utilitarian justification of colonisation found for instance in John Stuart Mill's writings. It suggests that James Mill's role as a proponent of 'utilitarian imperialism' has been overstated, and argues that much of Mill's criticism of Indian society arose from the continuing influence of his religious education as well as from his links with a network of Presbyterian and Evangelical thinkers. …”

Trial by Internet : a millian analysis of cancel culture by Yew, Ming Jie

“…Considering the main arguments for and against this phenomenon, this paper seeks to develop a framework through John Stuart Mill’s On Liberty, analysing his grounds for the freedom of opinion and of the expression of opinion against his liberty principle. …”
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Mid-Victorian Liberalism and the Austrian state, 1848–1867 by Middleton, A

“…It deals both with the periodical press, and with the more developed analyses outlined by the historian Lord Acton and the political philosopher John Stuart Mill.…”

Utilitarian theories of human nature, 1789-1843 by Barker, G

“…It is offered as a contribution to the history of ideas, and is set principally against "the spirit of an age" losing faith in the constancy and universality of human nature; it rests its analyses on the psychological writings of Bentham, James Mill and John Stuart Mill, and aspires to no special acquaintance with the detailed work of these philosophers in other fields - such as philosophy of law, philosophy of politics and ethics. …”

Spreading the word: the ‘Woman Question’ in the periodicals A Voz Feminina and O Progresso (1868-9) by Pazos Alonso, C

“…Furthermore, it casts light on how Francisca Wood and her enlightened husband, William Thorold Wood, invoked the ongoing support of prominent men such as John Stuart Mill for the cause of women’s rights. Such a pioneer early feminism in Portugal was particularly remarkable in the 1860s – a context preceding the socio-political and cultural debates staged publicly in the 1871 Casino Lectures by the “Geração de 70” – which, furthermore, all but sidelined the “Woman Question.” …”