MILL IV
 
I. Remaining issues about Mill’s qualitative hedonism

                    A.  Desirability, Welfare, and Desire

                    B.   Intuitionism?

II. A general argument for utilitarianism:

                    A.  Argument from the moral point of view as a perspective of equal care or benevolent concern for each individual.

                    B.  Argument from the moral point of view as a persepective of equal respect for each individual.

IV. Mill’s Greatest Happiness Principle.

V. Act Utilitarianism

Act utilitarianism (AU): An act is right if, of those acts available in the circumstances, it would produce the greatest total net good (happiness).

VI. General Objections