Jeremy Bentham - Wikipedia
User-created article on philosopher Jeremy Bentham. Includes a bio, a history of Bentham's major works, and a section on Utilitarianism.
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Jeremy Bentham , Philosopher Born: 15 February 1748 Birthplace: London, England Died: 6 June 1832 Best Known As: The father of Utilitarianism Jeremy
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Jeremy Bentham [Internet Encyclopedia of Philosophy]
Entry on Bentham at the Internet Encyclopaedia of Philosophy. ... Although he never practiced law, Bentham did write a great deal of philosophy of ...
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Biographies: Jeremy Bentham
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Internet Encyclopedia of Philosophy: Jeremy Bentham
Encyclopedia article on British philosopher Jeremy Bentham. Includes a bio, his political philosophy, and an examination of Bentham's formulation of Utilitarianism, ...
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Jeremy Bentham
In 1768 that Bentham came across a political tract by Joseph Priestley in which ... Intrigued, Bentham followed this up by reading Hume, Helvetius and Beccaria and ...
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George Bentham - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia
George Bentham had neither a school nor a college education, but at an early age ... Bentham was awarded the Royal Medal of the Royal Society in 1859, elected FRS in ...
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George Bentham: Biography from Answers.com
George Bentham British botanist (1800–1884) Bentham, son of the naval architect Samuel Bentham, was born in the southwestern English county of Devon;
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