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Jeremy Bentham's The Book of Fallacies

Kris Grint

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For a man so concerned with pleasure, it is remarkable that Jeremy Bentham's writings have inflicted upon his editors seemingly vast amounts of pain. The example often cited in defence of this (adm...

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For a man so concerned with pleasure, it is remarkable that Jeremy Bentham's writings have inflicted upon his editors seemingly vast amounts of pain. The example often cited in defence of this (adm...

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For a man so concerned with pleasure, it is remarkable that Jeremy Bentham's writings have inflicted upon his editors seemingly vast amounts of pain. The example often cited in defence of this (adm...

Key concepts: Jeremy bentham, Pleasure, Philosophy, Pain and pleasure, Law, Political science, Psychology, Neuroscience

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