Explore John Stuart Mill's seminal work, 'On Liberty,' now presented in a clear and accessible modern English translation. This edition makes the enduring arguments for individual freedom, free speech, and the limits of state power highly relevant and understandable for contemporary readers, ensuring its profound insights into political philosophy continue to inspire.
The Westminster Review was an influential British intellectual and literary journal active throughout the 19th century, serving as a prominent platform for radical, utilitarian, and liberal thought. It published critical essays on politics, philosophy, science, and the arts, often featuring contributions from leading thinkers of its era.
Explore Volume 3 dedicated to John Stuart Mill's profound contributions to economics, featuring a critical response and in-depth analysis of his influential economic philosophy. This essential resource delves into the core of Mill's theories, examining their impact and contemporary relevance within political economy.
Exploring the intellectual journey from John Stuart Mill's utilitarianism to William James's pragmatism offers a fascinating comparison of two influential philosophical traditions. Mill's focus on maximizing overall happiness contrasts with James's emphasis on practical consequences and individual experience, highlighting a shift in philosophical thought from abstract principles to concrete realities.
Explore the enduring legacy of John Stuart Mill's groundbreaking work, "The Subjection of Women," through the lens of contemporary responses. This piece delves into how modern feminist thought and gender studies grapple with his arguments, offering fresh perspectives on historical debates about women's rights and gender equality in society.