J. S. Mill's language of peasures
Utilitas, vol. 4, no. 2, 1992, pp. 247–278
Abstract
A significant feature of John Stuart Mill’s moral theory is the introduction of qualitative differences as relevant to the comparative value of pleasures. Despite its significance, Mill presents his doctrine of qualities of pleasures in only a few paragraphs in the second chapter of Utilitarianism , where he begins the brief discussion by saying:
