That text discusses whether truth may be justifiably persecuted and argues that actions should only be limited if they restrict the freedom of other individuals.
This man attempted to unify the mental sciences with the physical sciences by proposing a mental chemistry. One text by this thinker argues that the title figures may have a "nervous temperament" and states that the only basis for the title "universal custom" is the perpetuation of the "law of the strongest." Another text by this thinker considers the example of Marcus Aurelius, who made the mistake of persecuting Christians. That text discusses whether truth may be justifiably persecuted and argues that actions should only be limited if they restrict the freedom of other individuals. This author of The Subjection of Women argued for the harm principle in one work and updated the ideas of Bentham to argue for the greatest happiness principle. For 10 points, name this author of On Liberty and "Utilitarianism."
This man attempted to unify the mental sciences with the physical sciences by proposing a mental chemistry.
John Stuart Mill