One work by this thinker argues for a system of "perfect equality" and posits that freedom good for men is also good for women.
One work by this thinker argues for a system of "perfect equality" and posits that freedom good for men is also good for women. This man asserted that the individual is sovereign and insists that governments follow the "harm principle" in another work. This author of The (*) Subjection of Women argued that all ethical principles must stem from the "greatest happiness" principle. For 10 points, name this English philosopher who wrote On Liberty and Utilitarianism.
One work by this thinker argues for a system of "perfect equality" and posits that freedom good for men is also good for women.
John Stuart {Mill}