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When the 'Introduction to Morals & Legislation' was <del>first</del> published<lb/> | |||
Bentham imagined that the principle of sympathy & antipathy was to<lb/> | |||
be considered the groundwork of one of the theories of morals. In after<lb/> | |||
life he discovered that this was only the dogmatic, or ipse-dixit<lb/> | |||
principle divided into two branches :- the branch of sympathy<lb/> | |||
applying reward, — that of antipathy punishment — but wherever disassociated<lb/> | |||
from the greatest happiness principle, being really nothing but the<lb/> | |||
authority of the ipse-dixit doctrine</p> | |||
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When the 'Introduction to Morals & Legislation' was first published
Bentham imagined that the principle of sympathy & antipathy was to
be considered the groundwork of one of the theories of morals. In after
life he discovered that this was only the dogmatic, or ipse-dixit
principle divided into two branches :- the branch of sympathy
applying reward, — that of antipathy punishment — but wherever disassociated
from the greatest happiness principle, being really nothing but the
authority of the ipse-dixit doctrine
1829 June 6
H.2
Article on Utilitarianism
(2 28
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