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Module 10: Utilitarianism, Liberty and the Limits of Reform - Mill & Bentham

John Stuart Mill revised utilitarianism after a mental breakdown revealed humans need more than pleasure calculation. This lecture explores his landmark "harm principle" limiting government power, his defense of free speech even for offensive ideas, and warnings about social conformity's "tyranny of the majority." Discover his arguments that some pleasures are qualitatively higher than others, his radical case for women's equality in The Subjection of Women, and his attempt to reconcile individual liberty with social reform. Essential for understanding modern liberalism, free speech debates, democracy's design problems, and the ongoing tension between liberty and equality in political philosophy. Disclaimer This video is produced for educational and academic purposes. The narration voices are generated using artificial intelligence and are used solely as neutral documentary narration. While the voices may resemble natural or familiar human speech, they are not intended to represent, depict, or be attributed to any specific real individual, living or deceased. No endorsement or personal attribution is implied.