This man anticipated Saul Kripke when he used "Dartmouth" as an example of names of purely denotative nature. He proposed inculcating democratic values among workers by making firms industrial coopera
This man anticipated Saul Kripke when he used "Dartmouth" as an example of names of purely denotative nature. He proposed inculcating democratic values among workers by making firms industrial cooperatives in his widely used textbook of political economy. This thinker defended a theory of ethics against claims it was a "doctrine worthy only of swine," arguing that humans were capable of more than base, physical happiness. In another book, this man claimed power could only be exercised against another's will if the purpose was to protect others. This creator of the harm principle wrote a book arguing for women's suffrage which he co-wrote with his wife, Harriet Taylor. For 10 points, name this author of On Liberty.
This man anticipated Saul Kripke when he used "Dartmouth" as an example of names of purely denotative nature.