Book title: British Moralists, 1650-1800 : Hume - Bentham, Vol. 2
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Benthamic Motivation: Hedonist, not Egoist.
1. Two Kinds of “Liberty”: The Basics of the Classical Interpretation. Lying at the heart of Hume's compatibilism are three conclusions that constitute the core
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