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The Methods of Ethics

Note 41 — Chapter IV · PLEASURE AND DESIRE

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I here, as in chap. i., adopt the exact hedonistic interpretation of ‘happiness’ which Bentham has made current. This seems to me the most suitable use of the term; but I afterwards (Book i. chap. vii. § 1) take note of other uses.

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