MSU John Stuart Mill Response to Moral Theories of Aristotle Aquinas & Mill Discussion
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How does John Stuart Mill respond to the moral theories of Aristotle, Aquinas, and Mill? Specifically, the emphases on virtue or a persons character (p.36), the conscience/sense of duty (p.7, 29-31), the intention of an act (p.8, 28), and following strict rules (p.27, 56)?
Does Mill justify why you or any reader/student should be a moral person? Has he given enough reasons why you should be a good father/mother (or, barring parenthood, a good leader of some kind, whether business, political, etc.) and a good citizen?
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