Titlebook: Early Utilitarians; Lives and Ideals Ken Binmore Book 2021 The Editor(s) (if applicable) and The Author(s), under exclusive license to Spri

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https://doi.org/10.1007/978-3-322-80738-0It is hard to classify Henry Sidgwick. He certainly had the instincts of a termite, as in the following quote:

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,Kontinuit?ten und Brüche 1995–2005–2015,Francis Edgeworth was an Irish polymath who represents a last owering of the Victorian enthusiasm for utilitarianism as a system of personal morality. His ca-reer as an economist bridges the transition from classical economics to neoclassical economics discussed in the chapter on Jevons.

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Gabriele Melischek,Josef SeethalerThe most successful of the eorts in the 1950s to move beyond utilitarianism was John Raw’s‘ novel defense of egalitarianism. His 1971 Theory of Justice continues to be regarded as the leading work of moral philosophy of the last century.

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Jevons,Modern economists do not take John Stuart Mill seriously as one of their founding fathers. William Jevons was the first serious economist to take up the Victorian concept of utility as envisaged by Bentham and Mill, and use it in a systematic way to obtain results that are still valued today.

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Sidgwick,It is hard to classify Henry Sidgwick. He certainly had the instincts of a termite, as in the following quote:

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On the Analytical Methods Considered Essential by Prof. Masanao Aoki in His Japanese Textbookodeling. He resolutely focused on a stochastic dynamic system, i.e., cluster dynamics with a . number of heterogenous agents of different types, which could change the methodological regime from the pure homogeneous agents to the actual world. The desired model may be described by partition vectors