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    John Stuart Mill was a 19th century British philosopher, political economist and civil servant. He made major contributions to political philosophy, ethics, economics and logic. Some of his notable ideas included the distinction between public and private spheres, social liberty and individuality, utilitarianism's hierarchy of pleasures, classical liberalism and early liberal feminism. He advocated for reforms through his works instead of revolution.

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    John Stuart Mill was a 19th century British philosopher, political economist and civil servant. He made major contributions to political philosophy, ethics, economics and logic. Some of his notable ideas included the distinction between public and private spheres, social liberty and individuality, utilitarianism's hierarchy of pleasures, classical liberalism and early liberal feminism. He advocated for reforms through his works instead of revolution.

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    Socialism

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    John Stuart Mill was a 19th century British philosopher, political economist and civil servant. He made major contributions to political philosophy, ethics, economics and logic. Some of his notable ideas included the distinction between public and private spheres, social liberty and individuality, utilitarianism's hierarchy of pleasures, classical liberalism and early liberal feminism. He advocated for reforms through his works instead of revolution.

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    Socialism

    What is Socialism
     a political and economic theory of social
    organization which advocates that the means
    of production, distribution, and exchange
    should be owned or regulated by the
    community as a whole.
     policy or practice based on the political and
    economic theory of socialism.
    TYPES OF SOCIALISM
    1. Ethical socialism- is a political philosophy that
    appeals to socialism on ethical and moral grounds
    as opposed to economic, egoistic, and
    consumeristic grounds.
    2. Scientific socialism- refers to a method for
    understanding and predicting social, economic and
    material phenomena by examining their historical
    trends through the use of the scientific method in
    order to derive probable outcomes and probable
    future developments.
    3. Revolutionary socialism- is the socialist doctrine that
    social revolution is necessary in order to bring about
    structural changes to society. More specifically, it is the
    view that revolution is a necessary precondition for a
    transition from capitalism to socialism.
    4. Reformism- is a political doctrine advocating the
    reform of an existing system or institution instead of its
    abolition and replacement.
    5. Fundamentalist Socialism- A form of socialism that
    seeks to abolish capitalism and replace it with a
    qualitatively diff. kind of society.
    Philosophy career

    Era 19th-century philosophy


    Classical economics
    Region Western philosophy
    School Empiricism, utilitarianism,
    consequentialism, psycho
    logism, classical liberalism
    Main interests Political
    philosophy, ethics, econo
    mics, inductive logic
    Notable ideas Public/private Personal details
    sphere, social liberty, Born 20 May 1806
    hierarchy of pleasures
    in utilitarianism, rule Pentonville, London,
    utilitarianism, classical England
    liberalism, early liberal Died 7 May
    feminism, harm
    principle, Mill's 1873 (aged 66)
    Methods, direct reference Avignon, France
    theory, Millian theory of Political party Liberal
    proper names
    Spouse(s) Harriet Taylor
    (m. 1851; died 1858)
    Alma mater University College,
    London

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