Index of the Project Gutenberg Works of John Stuart Mill

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Author: John Stuart Mill

By John Stuart Mill

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The compilation organizes the author’s major writings by presenting tables of contents, chapter outlines, and topical groupings for essays and treatises on logic and scientific method, utilitarian ethics, individual liberty, representative government, political economy, and the subjection of women, alongside an autobiography. Entries list chapters and headings to clarify structure, link related lectures and pamphlets, and provide a navigable roadmap for readers seeking specific arguments, themes, or the arrangement of his corpus.

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John Stuart Mill

John Stuart Mill (1806-1873) was a British philosopher, political economist, and civil servant, known for his contributions to liberal thought and utilitarianism. His seminal work, "On Liberty," explores the nature and limits of individual freedom, advocating for personal autonomy and social progress. Mill's writings on political economy, particularly in "Principles of Political Economy," address the complexities of economic theory and its implications for society. He also engaged with social issues, as seen in his essays on representative government and socialism. Mill's intellectual legacy continues to influence contemporary discussions on ethics, politics, and economics.