by John Stuart Mill · Losada · libro de bolsillo · ISBN 9789500373982
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In this fundamental work, John Stuart Mill explores the theory of utilitarianism, proposing that an action is morally right if it promotes happiness and wrong if it prevents it. The author challenges the Victorian notions of his time, which often contrasted utility with pleasure, drawing on the tradition of thinkers like Epicurus and Bentham to establish an ethics based on general well-being. This edition, published by Editorial Losada in their 70th Anniversary collection, offers a critical and accessible perspective on one of the pillars of Western moral philosophy.
