Though not Malthus, this man wrote a textbook called Principles of Political Economy, and this author of A System of Logic was inspired by Jeremy Bentham for another work.
This thinker used the example of the Spartans and the Amazons as reasoning against the title action in one work. In another of his works, this man posited five principles for inductive reasoning, known as his namesake "methods." Though not Malthus, this man wrote a textbook called Principles of Political Economy, and this author of A System of Logic was inspired by Jeremy Bentham for another work. This author of The Subjection of Women described actions made by democratic leaders that greatly oppress individuals to the point of despotism as the "tyranny of the majority" in his most famous work. For 10 points, name this philosopher of Utilitarianism and On Liberty.
This thinker used the example of the Spartans and the Amazons as reasoning against the title action in one work.
John Stuart Mill [or JS Mill; do not accept "James Mill"]