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defines happiness as pleasure without pain as pleasure can vary in quality and quantity. Mill writes in Utilitarianism, happiness is: “not a life of rapture, but moments of such, in an existence made up of few and transitory pains, many and various pleasures, with a decided predominance of the active over the passive, and having as the foundation of the whole not to expect more from life than it is capable of bestowing.” Mill thought ethics should focus instead on quality of pleasure rather than quantity

Value hedonists’ view that pleasure is the only intrinsic good and pain is the only intrinsic evil seems to be an assumption rather than a deduced conclusion. This can be seen by asking why it is that pleasure is an intrinsic good. There seem to be only two possible answers to this question. The first possible reply is that the intrinsic good of pleasure is simply assumed, in which case the entire value hedonist’s view is an assumption involving no deduction whatsoever. Once someone agrees with the

Introduction Although John Stuart Mill’s form of utilitarianism is not difficult, procedurally, to employ, complex thought experiments are not able to fully present the results of the theory in an individual’s life. Because of this inability, I set aside a block of two days where I could apply the theory to my decision making, which allowed me to see the pragmatic side of the theory, so I can return to a place of analysis with a better understanding of the problems utilitarianism faces. However,

But he will disagree with someone's opinion about that “happiness is an action”. He will probably say that it more than a action it an emotion. Happiness is not something that you can learn it is an emotion. Mill will say “The only ones happy are the people who have their mind set something than himself. Don't think that happiness is an action, it can be explained you just need to live through it. In conclusion people would agree with the author because they share the same argument. But others might

impractical way to measure pleasure and pain. Jeremy Bentham invented this, as a way to interpret morals and choices, giving the least amount of pain and the most amount of pleasure. The seven aspects are, intensity, duration, certainty, nearness, fruitfulness, purity and extent. In the book, they discuss the scenario of killing one person and giving their viable organs to five others. The hedonic calculus would show that they should do this, it would increase the amount of pleasure for more people (Pojman

Augustine made the realization that just as the beggar perceived themselves fulfilled by alcohol, he himself tried to find to find fulfillment through others looking highly upon him and praising him. However, much like the pleasure the beggar received from consuming alcohol, the pleasure Augustine found through others gratification was only temporal. Augustine theorized that the true fulfillment that he seeks can only come from living a life deemed worthy by God. This idea opposes the Grecian ideals found

1. According to Mill, why are some pleasures more worthwhile than others? Mill suggested that “It is …. Better to be Socrates dissatisfied than a fool dissatisfied.” (pg.118) When he mentioned that some pleasures are more worthwhile than others. He may imply that the pleasures that humans sought out for are of worthwhile if it means not jeopardizing another one’s happiness. Mill goes further and defends utilitarianism that explains that “the supreme principle of morality is to act in order to produce

archrivals in the contest over identifying what makes one’s life better. It is surprising, then, that the most plausible form of hedonism is desire satisfactionism. The hedonism theory focuses on pleasure/happiness while the desire-satisfaction theory elucidates the relevance of fulfilling our desires. Pleasure, in some points of view is the subjective satisfaction of desire. I will explain the similarities and the differences between the desire-satisfaction theory of value and hedonism. I will also

theory in which individual act in a manner that will produce a greatest happiness or pleasure and that yield lesser pain or negativity. It also consist theory of good and right. In utility ethical theory it is believed that whatever action we portray should always yield higher positive results than negative results. Example, if anyone wants to cut his hand and his action does not cause harm to anyone, if he derives pleasure in it than pain it is consider utility. The principle of utility is divided into