Who was, for 10 points, this English naturalistic philosopher who redefined the title school of ethics in his Utilitarianism?
This person wrote an essay critical of the "interpretation of consciousness" position he credited to Hamilton, and lambasted self-abnegation and the preoccupation with consensus in "Auguste Comte and Positivism", calling the latter author a "liberticide". He added to Avicenna's techniques of induction the method of residues, and in the same work argued that "all inference is from particulars to particulars". He insisted that men are themselves corrupted and unable to function civically due to the title concept of The Subjection of Women, deriving his objections to it from the same fundamentals that led to the "very simple principle" of his On Liberty. Who was, for 10 points, this English naturalistic philosopher who redefined the title school of ethics in his Utilitarianism?
This person wrote an essay critical of the "interpretation of consciousness" position he credited to Hamilton, and lambasted self-abnegation and the preoccupation with consensus in "Auguste Comte and Positivism", calling the latter author a "liberticide".
John Stuart {Mill}