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D. Daiches Raphael Fallacies in and about Mill's <em>Utilitarianism</em> article \textlessp\textgreater Mill&rsquo;s \textlessitalic\textgreaterUtilitarianism\textless/italic\textgreater is widely used to introduce elementary students to Moral Philosophy. One reason for this, I trust, is a recognition that Mill&rsquo;s doctrines and interests have an immediate attraction for most people. But certainly another reason is the belief that Mill&rsquo;s arguments contain a number of obvious fallacies, which an elementary student can be led to detect, thereby learning to practise critical philosophy. \textless/p\textgreater

Fallacies in and about Mill's Utilitarianism

D. Daiches Raphael

Philosophy, vol. 30, no. 115, 1955, pp. 344–357

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\textlessp\textgreater Mill’s \textlessitalic\textgreaterUtilitarianism\textless/italic\textgreater is widely used to introduce elementary students to Moral Philosophy. One reason for this, I trust, is a recognition that Mill’s doctrines and interests have an immediate attraction for most people. But certainly another reason is the belief that Mill’s arguments contain a number of obvious fallacies, which an elementary student can be led to detect, thereby learning to practise critical philosophy. \textless/p\textgreater

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