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The Works of Jeremy Bentham: Published under the Superintendence of His Executor, John Bowring. Volume 1 by Jeremy Bentham, 2001-08-23
Selected Writings on Utilitarianism (Wordsworth Classics of World Literature) by Jeremy Bentham, 2000-09
The Book of Fallacies; From Unfinished Papers of Jeremy Bentham by Jeremy Bentham, 2010-03-25
The Works of Jeremy Bentham by Jeremy Bentham, John Bowring, 2010-04-20
The Works of Jeremy Bentham, Now First Collected: Under the Superintendence of His Executor, John Bowring ... by Jeremy Bentham, 2010-04-01
A fragment on government and An introduction to the principles of morals and legislation (Blackwell's political texts) by Jeremy Bentham, 1960
Bentham on Liberty: Jeremy Bentham's Idea of Liberty in Relation to His Utilitarianism by D.G. Long, 1977-11
Jeremy Bentham's Auto-Icon and Related Writings by Jeremy Bentham, 2002-11-01
The works of Jeremy Bentham now first collected under the superintendence by Jeremy Bentham, 2009-08-15
Bentham: Moral, Political, and Legal Philosophy (International Library of Critical Essays in the History of Philosophy) (v. 1 & v. 2)
Deontology; or, The Science of Morality by Jeremy Bentham, 2000-11-17
The Correspondence of Jeremy Bentham, Vol. 1: 1752-76 (The Collected works of Jeremy Bentham)
The English Utilitarians V1: Jeremy Bentham (1900) by Leslie Stephen, 2008-06-02
Official Aptitude Maximized: Expense Minimized (Bentham, Jeremy, Works.) by Jeremy Bentham, 1993-08-26

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Bentham: Defence Of Usury | Library Of Economics And Liberty
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Extractions: Cover Table of Contents LETTER I. Introduction. LETTER VI. Mischiefs of the anti-usurious Laws. LETTER VII. Efficacy of anti-usurious laws. LETTER VIII. Virtual Usury allowed. LETTER IX. Blackstone considered. LETTER X. Grounds of the Prejudices against Usury. LETTER XI. Compound Interest. LETTER XII. Maintenance and Champerty. Full Site Articles EconLog EconTalk Books Encyclopedia Guides Articles EconLog EconTalk Books Encyclopedia Guides Search Shewing the Impolicy of the Present Legal Restraints on Pecuniary Bargains in a Series of Letters to a Friend. To Which is Added a Letter to Adam Smith, Esq.; LL.D. on the Discouragements opposed by the above Restraints to the Progress of Inventive Industry Bentham, Jeremy CEE Display paragraphs in this book containing: Search book Editor/Trans. First Pub. Date Publisher/Edition London: Payne and Foss Pub. Date
Bentham, Jeremy
Glossary of Religion and Philosophy Short Biography of Jeremy Bentham
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Extractions: Jeremy Bentham is known to have written under a couple of pseudonyms during his career. Some letters submitted to the Gazeteer under the name "Irenaeus", for example, and other letters submitted to the Public Advertiser were signed with "Anti-Machiavel." Bentham also used the name "Gamaliel Smith, Esq." in 1823 for the work Not Paul, but Jesus Jeremy Bentham was an English philosopher with very radical views on the nature of political and social organizations. Bentham first developed the philosophy of modern utilitarianism, a system of ethics based upon the universal hedonistic premise that the good can be judged based upon whatever produces the greatest happiness for the largest number of people. Bentham started with the premise that "Nature has placed mankind under the governance of two sovereign masters, pain and pleasure." From this he inferred that the morality of actions should be determined by whether they increased pleasure or increased pain. It should be noted that at no point does Bentham describe such actions as "duties." For Bentham, rights and duties are legal constructions, thus the existence of a moral duty would require the existence of a moral lawgiver and he postulated no such entity in his moral theories.
Jeremy Bentham (British Philosopher And Economist) -- Britannica Online Encyclop
Facts about Bentham, Jeremy, as discussed in Britannica Compton's Encyclopedia Bentham, Jeremy Facts about Jeremy Bentham Austin, as discussed in John Austin (English jurist)
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Extractions: document.write(''); Search Site: With all of these words With the exact phrase With any of these words Without these words Home My Britannica CREATE MY Jeremy Benth... NEW ARTICLE ... SAVE Table of Contents: Jeremy Bentham Article Article Early life and works Early life and works Mature works Mature works Assessment Assessment Additional Reading Additional Reading Related Articles Related Articles Supplemental Information Supplemental Information - Quotations Quotations External Web sites External Web sites Citations Primary Contributor: John P. Plamenatz ARTICLE from the Jeremy Bentham Early life and works.
PANOPTICON
Bentham s influential 1787 tract on penitentiary management.
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Extractions: Transcription and HTML by Cartome Source: Bentham, Jeremy The Panopticon Writings. Ed Miran Bozovic (London: Verso, 1995). p. 29-95 back to intro PANOPTICON OR THE INSPECTION-HOUSE: CONTAINING THE IDEA OF A NEW PRINCIPLE OF CONSTRUCTION APPLICABLE TO ANY SORT OF ESTABLISHMENT, IN WHICH PERSONS OF ANY DESCRIPTION ARE TO BE KEPT UNDER INSPECTION; AND IN PARTICULAR TO PENITENTIARY-HOUSES, PRISONS, HOUSES OF INDUSTRY, WORK-HOUSES, POOR-HOUSES, LAZARETTOS, MANUFACTORIES, HOSPITALS, MAD-HOUSES, AND SCHOOLS: WITH A PLAN OF MANAGEMENT ADAPTED TO THE PRINCIPLE: IN A SERIES OF LETTERS, WRITTEN IN THE YEAR 1787, FROM CRECHEFF IN WHITE RUSSIA. TO A FRIEND IN ENGLAND BY JEREMY BENTHAM, OF LINCOLN'S INN, ESQUIRE. CONTENTS XXI. Schools PANOPTICON or, PREFACE . Morals reformed - health preserved - industry invigorated instruction diffused - public burthens lightened - Economy seated, as it were, upon a rock - the gordian knot of the Poor-Laws are not cut, but untied - all by a simple idea in Architecture! -Thus much I ventured to say on laying down the pen - and thus much I should perhaps have said on taking it up, if at that early period I had seen the whole of the way before me. A new mode of obtaining power of mind over mind, in a quantity hitherto without example: and that, to a degree equally without example, secured by whoever chooses to have it so, against abuse. - Such is the engine: such the work that may be done with it. How far the expectations thus held out have been fulfilled, the reader will decide.
Bentham, Jeremy - Definition Of Bentham, Jeremy By The Free Online Dictionary, T
Thesaurus Legend Synonyms Related Words Antonyms. Noun 1. Jeremy Bentham English philosopher and jurist; founder of utilitarianism (1748-1831) Bentham
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Jerem�as Bentham-Manual De Econom�a Pol�tica
Texto completo de esta obra del fil sofo y economista ingl s Jeremy Bentham.
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Extractions: reeditado por M. Coll Cap�tulo I Nociones preliminares No quiero entretener al lector con un grande aparato de definiciones: me limito a exponer algunas nociones preliminares. Bajo el nombre de riqueza se comprende todo objeto que pudiendo ser deseado por los hombres, es susceptible de entrar en el c�rculo vicioso de su posesi�n, y que es naturalmente propio para su uso, o puede llegarlo a ser. La riqueza de una comunidad es el total de las porciones de la materia de riqueza perteneciente a los diversos individuos de que la comunidad est� formada. Toda riqueza es el producto espont�neo de la tierra o el resultado del trabajo humano empleado; sea inmediatamente sobre la tierra, sea sobre las materias que de ella provienen. El uso de la riqueza se refiere a cuatro objetos: 1. La subsistencia. 2. El goce. 3. La seguridad, y 4. El incremento. Como la materia de la riqueza no puede ser empleada en ninguno de estos usos sin consumirse, el fondo existente, en una �poca dada ir�a en disminuci�n si no se trabajara continuamente en aumentarla. La riqueza considerada como proveniente en per�odos sucesivos, se llama renta o producto.
Jeremy Bentham En El Diccionario Soviético De Filosofía / 1965
Perfil biogr fico del fil sofo y ecoomista nacido en 1748. Entrada del Diccionario sovi tico de filosof a.
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Jeremy Bentham - Wikipedia, La Enciclopedia Libre
Biograf a del fundador del utilitarismo. Con enlaces a t rminos y personajes relevantes.
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Extractions: Londres Nacionalidad inglés Ocupación botánico Obras Ver texto. Jeremy Bentham (n. 15 de febrero de en Houndsditch Londres el 6 de junio de ) fue un pensador inglés, padre del utilitarismo Fue reconocido como niño prodigio por su padre al encontrarlo en su escritorio leyendo varios volúmenes de la Historia de Inglaterra. A los tres años leía tratados, tocaba el violín con cinco, estudiaba latín y francés. Hijo de una familia acomodada, estudió primero en Westminster School y a los 12 años ingresó en la Universidad de Oxford y empezó a ejercer como abogado a los 19 años. Pero enseguida se mostró crítico con la educación de su época y con la práctica jurídica, dedicándose por completo a tareas intelectuales. Dotado de una fuerte personalidad, a lo largo de su vida escribió largos manuscritos donde proponía ambiciosas ideas de reformas sociales. Desde convirtió su casa en centro de intercambio intelectual y foco de un activo movimiento utilitarista. Entre sus amigos y seguidores más cercanos se encontraba
Bentham Jeremy: Free Encyclopedia Articles At Questia.com Online Library
Research Bentham Jeremy and other related topics by using the free encyclopedia at the Questia.com online library.
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LO REAL,LO REAL,LO REAL
Art ulo sobre Bentham de David Alberto Fuks. En A parte rei.
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JEREMY BENTHAM . Kim Swanson. Graduate Student Criminology
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Extractions: JEREMY BENTHAM Kim Swanson Graduate Student Criminology Florida State University INTRODUCTION: Jeremy Bentham was a theorist from the Classical School of thought, which developed in the 18 th century. Several aspects of Bentham's life will be examined. Life in England in the 18 th century greatly influenced his thinking. Next, peers of Bentham criticized and praised his writings and influence. Finally current theories and thought will be contrasted to see how Bentham's ideas of "utility" and punishment are used today. He also left behind a more tangible memory. Determined to be perpetually present at the University College London he willed that his body be preserved in a cabinet, dressed in his own clothes and topped with a wax head of his likeness. Whether this was because he had a bizarre sense of humor or a supreme case of self-importance no one seems to know. What is known is Jeremy Bentham was both respected and scorned in his time yet his ideas can be found throughout criminal justice thought and practice still today. ENGLAND IN THE 18 TH CENTURY The 18 th century was a time of advances and changes. Machine filled textile mills replaced hand spinning and weaving done in the home. The people were not much different than ours in this century. Babies were born and elders died. People wondered how to feed the poor, how much government should interfere in its citizens lives, how crime can be controlled, what to do about widespread addiction and how people of different religious persuasions could get along.
Jeremy Bentham.
Pr sentation de la vie et de la pens e du philosophe utilitariste anglais.
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Extractions: Les gens Bentham 'Histoire d'Angleterre Esprit d' morale Son premier ouvrage, paru en 1776 sans nom d'auteur A fragment on government, Burke Defense of usury Blanqui d'Alembert Courrier de Provence Mirabeau , furent suivies d'un Essay on political tactics et d'un Draught of a code for the organisation of the judicial establishment in France View of the hard labour bill. En 1794, soutenu par Pitt Panopticon Public advertiser Courrier de Provence et la . Le Panoptique Chrestomathie sciences Bacon e Adam Smith J.-B. Say Auguste Comte Defense of usury , et l Stuart Mill et O'Connell. Alexandre
Bentham, Jeremy From The Social Science Encyclopedia, Second Edition | BookRags.
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Jeremy Bentham, An Introduction To The Principles Of Morals And Legislation | Li
Complete text of the 1823 edition, with notes and table of contents. From the Library of Economics and Liberty.
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Extractions: Cover Table of Contents Preface I Of the Principle of Utility II Of Principles Adverse to that of Utility III Of the Four Sanctions or Sources of Pain and Pleasure IV Value of a Lot of Pleasure or Pain, How to be Measured V Pleasures and Pains, Their Kinds VI Of Circumstances Influencing Sensibility VII Of Human Actions in General VIII Of Intentionality IX Of Consciousness X Of Motives XI Of Human Dispositions in General XII Of the Consequences of a Mischievous Act XIII Cases Unmeet for Punishment XIV Of the Proportion between Punishments and Offences XV Of the Properties to be Given to a Lot of Punishment XVI, Sections 1-2 Division of Offences XVI, Sections 3-4 Division of Offences XVII Of the Limits of the Penal Branch of Jurisprudence Full Site Articles EconLog EconTalk Books Encyclopedia Guides Articles EconLog EconTalk Books Encyclopedia Guides Search Bentham, Jeremy CEE Display paragraphs in this book containing: Search book Editor/Trans.
Site Du Centre Bentham - 2009
Regroupe des chercheurs qui se font conna tre par leurs travaux sur le philosophe et juriste anglais.
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Bentham, Jeremy From A Dictionary Of Philosophy, Third Edition | BookRags.com
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Bentham
Biography of Bentham with links to his writings at Ehime University, Japan.
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Bentham, Jeremy - Enlightenment Revolution
Bentham, Jeremy (17481832) English Philosopher. Jeremy Bentham was born on February 15, 1748 in London. Said to be a child prodigy, Bentham began reading while still a
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Extractions: Jump to: navigation search Bentham, Jeremy (1748-1832): English Philosopher. Jeremy Bentham was born on February 15, 1748 in London. Said to be a child prodigy, Bentham began reading while still a toddler and studied Latin at the age of three. His father and grandfather were both respected attorneys and it was expected that Jeremy would follow in their footsteps and study the law. He entered Queens College, Oxford at the age of twelve and, after graduating four years later, he began to study law at Lincoln’s Inn. Despite earning his degree, Bentham never practiced law. Instead, he spent most of his adult life writing about a wide range of issues, from reform of the existing laws and government, to his moral philosophy, as well as animal welfare, universal suffrage, reform of the penal system, the design of prisons as well as the decriminalization of homosexuality. He was also fond of creating new words. To him we owe “international,” “maximize,” “minimize” and “codify,” among others. His most important work was the Introduction to the Principles of Morals and Legislation Bentham also saw the individual as the most important element in society, describing society itself as nothing but the sum of the interests of the individuals that made it up. So, good government should enact laws that create the most happiness for the largest number of members of society. Individual members of society should be motivated to seek happiness for the whole of society because all members of society share common interests. The job of legislators is to make the connection between goals of individuals and the goals of the group as obvious as possible. “The highest morality is the pursuit of the happiness of the greatest number” (OED, Vol. 1, A-O).
Stephen1
Full text of this lengthy 1900 study of Bentham.
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Extractions: Jeremy Bentham PREFACE This book is a sequel to my History of English Thought in the Eighteenth Century. The title which I then ventured to use was more comprehensive than the work itself deserved. I felt my inability to write a continuation which should at all correspond to a similar title for the nineteenth century. I thought, however, that by writing an account of the compact and energetic school of English Utilitarians I could thrown some light both upon them and their contemporaries. I had the advantage for this purpose of having been myself a disciple of the school during its last period. Many accidents have delayed my completion of the task; and delayed also its publication after it was written. Two books have been published since that time, which partly cover the same ground; and I must be content with referring my readers to them for further information. They are The English Radicals, by Mr C.B. Roylance Kent; and English Political Philosophy from Hobbes to Maine, by Professor Graham. INTRODUCTORY NOTES: 1. Table Talk, 3 July 1830.
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