A Companion to Mill

Content: Intro
 Title Page
 Copyright Page
 Contents
 Notes on Contributors
 Preface
 Note on Citations
 Part I Mill's Autobiography and Biography
 Chapter 1 Mill's Mind: A Biographical Sketch
 Notes
 References
 Chapter 2 Mill's Epiphanies
 1. First Epiphany
 2. Second Epiphany
 3. Bentham's Two Faces
 4. From Revolution to Reform
 Notes
 References
 Chapter 3 The Afterlife of John Stuart Mill, 1874-1879
 1. Immortalizing Mill
 2. Religious Controversy
 3. The Character Question
 4. Politics
 5. Helen Taylor and the Chapters on Socialism
 6. Conclusion
 References
 Further Reading. Chapter 4 Mill's Autobiography as Literature1. An Artifact
 2. In a Genre
 3. Necessary Form
 4. Summary
 References
 Part II Influences on Mill's Thought
 Chapter 5 Mill and the Classics
 1. Plato's Moral Quandary
 2. Reforming Plato's Dialectic
 3. Regenerating Human Agency
 4. Athens and Sparta
 5. Spartan Moral Education
 6. The Athenian Will
 Notes
 References
 Chapter 6 Roots of Mill's Radicalism
 1. Radical Practice
 2. Philosophic Radicalism
 3. Bentham and Radical Democracy
 4. Bentham's Philosophic Radicalism
 5. Mill's Revision of Radicalism
 6. Conclusion
 Notes
 References. Chapter 7 British Critics of Utilitarianism1. Becoming Acquainted: Mill, Coleridge, Maurice and Sterling
 2. Maurice and Sterling: Assailants of Benthamism
 3. Coleridge's Clerisy
 4. Carlylean Corpuscles
 5. Macaulay's Assault
 Notes
 References
 Chapter 8 Harriet Taylor Mill
 1. Early Life, First Meeting, and Friendship
 2. Paris and the Great Utilitarian Compromise
 3. Withdrawal from Society and Socialism
 4. Marriage, Death, and Religion
 Notes
 References
 Further Reading
 Chapter 9 The French Influence
 1. Emancipation and Revolutions: Mill's Early Discovery of France and its History. 2. Administering Society: The Saint Simonians3. "Positive Philosophy" or "Positive Politics"? Auguste Comte
 4. The Uncertain Prospects of Democracy: Alexis de Tocqueville
 5. The History of Liberty: François Guizot
 6. The Claims of Justice: 1848, Socialism, and Communism
 Notes
 References
 Part III Foundations of Mill's Thought
 Chapter 10 Psychology, Associationism, and Ethology
 1. Some Background
 2. James Mill's Hard-Determinist Ethology
 3. J.S. Mill's Logic
 4. Mill's Autobiography
 References
 Chapter 11 Mill on Race and Gender
 1. Gender
 2. Race
 3. Conclusion
 References. Further ReadingChapter 12 Mill on Logic
 1. The Nature of Logic
 2. Deduction
 3. Empiricism in Logic
 4. Deduction Revisited
 5. Induction
 6. Conclusion
 Notes
 References
 Chapter 13 Mill's Epistemology
 1. Mill's Foundationalism
 2. Justifying Inductive Reasoning
 3. The Problem of Perception
 4. Mill on our Knowledge of "Necessary" Truths
 5. Mill on the "Reduction" of Deductive Reasoning to Inductive Reasoning
 6. Mill's Methods
 7. Mill and Moral Epistemology
 Note
 References
 Chapter 14 Mill's Philosophy of Language
 1. Propositions and Their Constituents.