Jeremy Bentham
English philosopher and jurist (1748–1832)
The founder of modern utilitarianism and a proponent of legal reform.
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5Jeremy Bentham on Drugs
This research article explores Jeremy Bentham's contributions to the understanding of individual rights and state protection, specifically in the context of drug policy. It highlights his often-overlooked role in shaping liberal thought regarding harm reduction.
Bentham's Utilitarianism: The Greatest Happiness Principle • Philosophy Institute
This article examines Bentham's 'Greatest Happiness Principle,' explaining how he shifted moral philosophy from abstract duties to measurable outcomes. It covers his development of the felicific calculus and his lasting impact on public policy.
Jeremy Bentham | Biography, Utilitarianism, Philosophy, & Auto-Icon | Britannica Money
A comprehensive overview of Jeremy Bentham's life and work, detailing his role as a philosopher, economist, and legal reformer. It emphasizes his status as the founder of modern utilitarianism and his influence on legal and social systems.
Spotlight on... Jeremy Bentham | UCL News
In celebration of UCL's bicentenary and Bentham's 278th birthday, this piece reflects on his enduring legacy. It discusses the ongoing work of the Bentham Project in publishing his extensive writings on law, democracy, and social reform.
The Core of Utilitarianism: Jeremy Bentham’s Philosophy • PolSci Institute
This article explores the foundational principles of Jeremy Bentham's philosophy, focusing on his belief that human actions are governed by the pursuit of pleasure and the avoidance of pain. It highlights how these concepts form the bedrock of his utilitarian framework.
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