This author of Three Essays on Religion wrote a treatise which explains the different sensations produced by drunkenly breaking dishware versus listening to classical music.
This author of Three Essays on Religion wrote a treatise which explains the different sensations produced by drunkenly breaking dishware versus listening to classical music. Author of A System of Logic, he produced a political work which declares the idea of truth always triumphing a "pleasant falsehood" and establishes the "harm principle." In another of his essays, he decries the conversion of a "physical fact" into a "legal right" and bemoans the survival of marriage as a form of legalized slavery, advocating the equality of the sexes. For ten points, name this author of Utilitarianism, On Liberty, and The Subjection of Women.
This author of Three Essays on Religion wrote a treatise which explains the different sensations produced by drunkenly breaking dishware versus listening to classical music.
John Stuart {Mill}