Six Radical Thinkers: Bentham, J.S. Mill, Cobden, Carlyle, Mazzini, T.H. Green

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John MacCunn 1910
English
  • Ch. 1: Bentham and his Philosophy of Reform, Pt. 1
  • Ch. 1: Bentham and his Philosophy of Reform, Pt. 2
  • Ch. 1: Bentham and his Philosophy of Reform, Pt. 3
  • Ch. 2: The Utilitarian Optimism of John Stuart Mill, Pt. 1
  • Ch. 2: The Utilitarian Optimism of John Stuart Mill, Pt. 2
  • Ch. 2: The Utilitarian Optimism of John Stuart Mill, Pt. 3
  • Ch. 2: The Utilitarian Optimism of John Stuart Mill, Pt. 4
  • Ch. 2: The Utilitarian Optimism of John Stuart Mill, Pt. 5
  • Ch. 3: The Cobdenite Doctrines of Trade and Non-intervention, Pt. 1
  • Ch. 3: The Cobdenite Doctrines of Trade and Non-intervention, Pt. 2
  • Ch. 3: The Cobdenite Doctrines of Trade and Non-intervention, Pt. 3
  • Ch. 3: The Cobdenite Doctrines of Trade and Non-intervention, Pt. 4
  • Ch. 3: The Cobdenite Doctrines of Trade and Non-intervention, Pt. 5
  • Ch. 4: The Anti-democratic Radicalism of Thomas Carlyle, Pt. 1
  • Ch. 4: The Anti-democratic Radicalism of Thomas Carlyle, Pt. 2
  • Ch. 4: The Anti-democratic Radicalism of Thomas Carlyle, Pt. 3
  • Ch. 4: The Anti-democratic Radicalism of Thomas Carlyle, Pt. 4
  • Ch. 5: The Religious Radicalism of Mazzini, Pt. 1
  • Ch. 5: The Religious Radicalism of Mazzini, Pt. 2
  • Ch. 5: The Religious Radicalism of Mazzini, Pt. 3
  • Ch. 6: The Political Idealism of T.H. Green, Pt. 1
  • Ch. 6: The Political Idealism of T.H. Green, Pt. 2
  • Ch. 6: The Political Idealism of T.H. Green, Pt. 3
  • Ch. 6: The Political Idealism of T.H. Green, Pt. 4
  • Ch. 6: The Political Idealism of T.H. Green, Pt. 5
A radical is a person who holds extreme or unconventional convictions and who advocates fundamental political, economic, or social reforms. In this volume, the Scottish philosopher, John MacCunn, presents the life and thought of Jeremy Bentham, John Stuart Mill, Richard Cobden, Thomas Carlyle, Giuseppe Mazzini, and Thomas Hill Green-- six radical thinkers whose influence produced fundamental and progressive change in 19th century society. - Summary by Pamela Nagami, M.D.

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