Utilitarianism

The book explores John Stuart Mill's influential philosophy of utilitarianism, emphasizing the principle that actions should aim to produce the greatest happiness for the greatest number. Mill delves into the complexities and moral dilemmas that arise from this guiding concept, providing profound insights into ethical decision-making. Originally published in 1861, the work serves as a cornerstone of modern political thought, highlighting Mill's significant impact on Western civilization and the ongoing relevance of his ideas in contemporary discussions of morality and ethics.