For 10 points, name this English Utilitarian philosopher, who wrote On Liberty.
This philosopher distinguished between "eloquence" and "poetry," providing an influential definition of the latter as "the delineation of states of feeling," in his early "Thoughts on Poetry and its Varieties." The German term for "human sciences," Geisteswissenschaften, was popularized by a translation of one of this man's books, which puts forward five methods of induction for psychology and economics. He claimed that "it is better to be a human being (*) dissatisfied than a pig satisfied" in distinguishing between "higher" and "lower" pleasures. This philosopher attacked the banning of pork in Muslim countries in an essay that quotes Alexis de Tocqueville's warning about a "tyranny of the majority." That essay by this philosopher was coÂ­written by Harriet Taylor and argues that someone should only be prevented from doing something if it harms somebody else. For 10 points, name this English Utilitarian philosopher, who wrote On Liberty.
This philosopher distinguished between "eloquence" and "poetry," providing an influential definition of the latter as "the delineation of states of feeling," in his early "Thoughts on Poetry and its Varieties."
John Stuart Mill