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benthamic (a.)
Of or pertaining to Bentham or Benthamism.
benthamic Sentence Examples
- The benthamic principle of utility guided the philosopher Jeremy Bentham's ethical decisions.
- Bentham's benthamic calculus aimed to maximize happiness and minimize pain within a society.
- The benthamic theory of punishment focused on deterrence and the prevention of future crimes.
- Benthamic legislation prioritized the greatest good for the greatest number of people.
- The benthamic approach to welfare favored actions that maximized well-being and happiness.
- Benthamic economics sought to optimize social utility and promote the greatest possible satisfaction.
- Bentham's benthamic utilitarianism defined happiness as the absence of pain and the presence of pleasure.
- Benthamic reforms to the criminal justice system focused on reducing punishment and emphasizing rehabilitation.
- Benthamic principles influenced the development of public utilities and social welfare programs.
- The benthamic ethos of maximizing utility remains influential in contemporary ethical and political discussions.
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Of or pertaining to Bentham or Benthamism.
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The benthamic principle of utility guided the philosopher Jeremy Bentham's ethical decisions.
Bentham's benthamic calculus aimed to maximize happiness and minimize pain within a society.
The benthamic theory of punishment focused on deterrence and the prevention of future crimes.
Benthamic legislation prioritized the greatest good for the greatest number of people.
