He argued in favor of enumerative induction, and examined different forms of induction in his System of Logic.
He argued that physical existences are "Permanent Possibilities of Sensation," thus promoting his inductivism in his Examination of Sir William Hamilton's Philosophy. He argued in favor of enumerative induction, and examined different forms of induction in his System of Logic. He analyzed whether a government should desire population and economic growth, and whether capitalism is better than socialism in his 1848 Principles of Political Economy. Author of The Subjection of Women, FTP name this philosopher who analyzed the qualities of happiness in his Utilitarianism and also wrote "On Liberty."
He argued that physical existences are "Permanent Possibilities of Sensation," thus promoting his inductivism in his Examination of Sir William Hamilton's Philosophy.
John Stuart {Mill}