PPT-Deconstructive Tendencies in Bentham’s Philosophy of Lang
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Reading the perhappiness in Benthams Felicific Calculus University College London 11 March 2015 Dr Carolyn Shapiro Falmouth University Starting points A working
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Reading the perhappiness in Benthams Felicific Calculus University College London 11 March 2015 Dr Carolyn Shapiro Falmouth University Starting points A working definition and characterisation of Deconstruction and a proposition about why it is so generative for reading Benthams philosophy of language. 02 Bentham Instruments Ltd 225 Lockin Amplifier 57345 573455734557345573455734557345 Bentham Instruments Ltd 22502 22502 Bentham Instruments Ltd . . 1
Jeremy Bentham
A. Overview2. The ethical theory most discussed by philosophers; still very popular.
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B. Hedonism1. A view about value, or goodness and badness.
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B. Hedonismhedon = a s –
Hedonic Calculus
Bentham was a hedonist
–
he believed
that pleasure is
good in itself, and other things are good in so far as
they bring about pleasure and the absence of pain.
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