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Explore the profound principles of ethics with our brand new edition of John Stuart Mill's 'Utilitarianism'. This essential philosophical text, ISBN 9780872206052, is published by Hackett Publishing in 2002 and is a must-have for students and enthusiasts of moral philosophy. This expanded edition delves deep into Mill's arguments, including his significant 1868 speech to the British House of Commons, where he compellingly defends capital punishment in aggravated murder cases. 'Utilitarianism' remains a critical resource for understanding how the principle of utility can be applied to contemporary issues in social policy, making it relevant for today’s ethical discussions. Whether you are studying ethics, contemplating moral dilemmas, or seeking to enhance your philosophical library, this book serves as a vital guide to the foundations of utilitarian theory. Assess the implications of utilitarianism on real-world scenarios and engage with Mill’s impactful insights. Perfect for academic study, personal enrichment, or as a gift for philosophy lovers, this edition of 'Utilitarianism' provides valuable perspectives on utilitarian ethics. Dive into Mill’s compelling discourse and explore the timeless relevance of utilitarianism in shaping moral frameworks and social policies.