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Brianna Rowe: Bentham’s Thoughts on Huckleberry Finn

February 16, 2016by browe10 Leave a comment

Link to Presentation: http://genius.com/Brianna-rowe-benthams-view-on-huckleberry-fin-annotated The ideas of Bentham are significant and complex. Jeremy Bentham created and also created a writing that he refers to as the “Principles of Utility”. Bentham […]

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C Beyers — Bentham on Huckleberry Finn

December 13, 2015by vortextblogcnu Leave a comment

Cody Byers/ Dr. Hoag/ English 223/ Bentham and Huck Finn Artifact Paper Number 1 ***** https://storify.com/CodaciousB19/moral-calamity-in-huckleberry-finn Within In The Principle of Utility Jeremy Bentham discusses his Utilitarian ethics. Bentham states that, “Nature has placed mankind under […]

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