Henry Sidgwick
type: Concept
broader: theories of ethics
broader: key people in political theory
broader: key people in political science
broader: key people in modern political thought
definition: Henry Sidgwick (1838–1900) was a British utilitarian philosopher. His version of utilitarianism, presented in the 1874 The Methods of Ethics, built on and amended the work of fellow Victorian philosopher and political theorist John Stuart Mill. [Source: The Encyclopedia of Political Science; Sidgwick, Henry]

people
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member: Henry Sidgwick

key people in modern political thought
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narrower: Henry Sidgwick

key people in political science
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narrower: Henry Sidgwick

key people in political theory
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narrower: Henry Sidgwick

theories of ethics
type: Concept
narrower: Henry Sidgwick