John Stuart Mill's deliberative landscape: an essay in moral psychology

Studies in Ethics......Page 1
Preface and Acknowledgements......Page 7
A Note on Mill\'s Texts......Page 13
Contents......Page 5
HARRIET......Page 15
THOUGHT AND FEELING......Page 23
AN OBSCURE DOCTRINE......Page 30
INSTRUMENTALISM......Page 31
INSTRUMENTALISM IN CONTEMPORARY MORAL PHILOSOPHY......Page 35
CONNECTING CONTEMPORARY WORK TO EARLIER WORK......Page 40
BENTHAMITE INSTRUMENTALISM......Page 46
MILL\'S FIRST MOMENT OF CRISIS......Page 53
How MILL\'S CRISIS EMBODIES THE ARBITRARINESS PROBLEM......Page 55
MILL\'S STATE OF MIND......Page 59
RECOVERY......Page 60
THE INSTRUMENTALIST AND THE ARBITRARINESS PROBLEM......Page 63
TOLERANCE AND TYPES......Page 68
MILL\'S OWN PROBLEM......Page 71
EXPLANANDUM......Page 73
NARRATIVE ART AND THE INFERIOR MIND: WHAT JAMES MILL AND JEREMY BENTHAM GOT RIGHT......Page 76
DOMINANT THOUGHTS, DOMINANT FEELINGS WHAT BENTHAMITE ASSOCIATIONISM MISSED......Page 80
THE NEW SCIENCE OF PSYCHOLOGY......Page 86
BEAUTY AND REASON......Page 90
WHOLE STATES OF MIND, HIGHER PLEASURES......Page 92
IN SUM......Page 96
THE PUZZLE ABOUT POETRY......Page 98
HABIT AND NATURE......Page 100
HAPPINESS......Page 103
THE TRANSFER MODEL VERSUS THE MAGNET AND FILTER MODEL......Page 105
THE PLACE OF PLEASURE AND PAIN......Page 108
UNDETACHED MIND-PARTS°......Page 111
On Liberty......Page 113
ARGUMENTS FOR INDIVIDUALITY......Page 115
COULD THE ARGUMENTS BE CALCULATIVE?......Page 117
THE ARGUMENT FROM IDEALS AS A PART-WHOLE ARGUMENT......Page 120
AUTOMATONS IN HUMAN FORM......Page 123
IMITATION VERSUS CULTIVATION......Page 128
TWO SENSES OF CHARACTER......Page 131
THE ARGUMENT FROM IDEALS......Page 134
THE BIFURCATED MIND IN THE ARGUMENT FROM IDEALS......Page 138