John Stuart Mill

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Member of Parliament essayist human philosopher political economist

John Stuart Mill was a 19th-century British philosopher and political economist known for his influential works on utilitarianism, liberty, and liberal democratic theory.

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citizenship	United Kingdom →
countryOfBirth	United Kingdom →
countryOfDeath	France →
dateOfBirth	1806-05-20 →
dateOfDeath	1873-05-08 →
educatedBy	James Mill →
employer	East India Company →
familyName	Mill →
father	James Mill →
fieldOfWork	ethics → philosophy → political economy → political philosophy → social theory →
fullName	John Stuart Mill →
givenName	John →
influenced	Bertrand Russell → Friedrich Hayek → Isaiah Berlin → John Rawls → modern liberalism →
influencedBy	Alexis de Tocqueville → Aristotle → Auguste Comte → David Hume → James Mill → Jeremy Bentham →
language	English →
middleName	Stuart →
mother	Harriet Burrow →
movement	classical liberalism → liberalism → utilitarianism →
nationality	British →
notableIdea	defense of freedom of speech → harm principle → liberal democracy → qualitative distinction of pleasures → rule utilitarianism (interpretation) → women's suffrage advocacy →
notableWork	A System of Logic → Autobiography → Considerations on Representative Government → On Liberty → Principles of Political Economy → The Subjection of Women → Three Essays on Religion → Utilitarianism →
occupation	civil servant →
parliamentaryTermEnd	1868 →
parliamentaryTermStart	1865 →
placeOfBirth	London → Pentonville →
placeOfDeath	Avignon →
positionHeld	Member of Parliament for City of Westminster →
sexOrGender	male →
spouse	Harriet Taylor Mill →
wroteAbout	economics → liberty → logic → political representation → utilitarian ethics → women's rights →

Referenced by (74)

Subject (surface form when different)	Predicate
A Vindication of the Rights of Woman → Adam Smith → Alexis de Tocqueville → An Introduction to the Principles of Morals and Legislation → Auguste Comte → David Home → David Hume → David Ricardo → Dugald Stewart → Essay on Government → Harriet Taylor Mill → Henri de Saint-Simon → James Mill → Jeremy Bentham → Mary Wollstonecraft → Nassau William Senior → On the Principles of Political Economy and Taxation → Samuel Taylor Coleridge → The Wealth of Nations → Thomas Tooke → William Whewell → Über die Grenzen der Wirksamkeit des Staates →	influenced
A System of Logic → Autobiography → Book II (Principles of Political Economy) → Book II: Of Distribution → Book III: Of Induction → Book IV: Of the Influence of the Progress of Society on Production and Distribution → Book V (Principles of Political Economy) → Considerations on Representative Government → On Liberty → Principles of Political Economy → The Subjection of Women → Three Essays on Religion →	author
Alfred Marshall → Bertrand Russell → First Principles → Four Essays on Liberty → Henry Sidgwick → Herbert Spencer → Herman Daly → Isaiah Berlin → John Gray → Nishi Amane → William James →	influencedBy
British Enlightenment → Empiricism → Francis Place → The Westminster Review → Utilitarianism →	associatedWith
Harriet Burrow → James Mill →	child
John Stuart Mill → John Stuart Mill →	fullName
Mill → Mills →	hasNotableBearer
Athenaeum Club → Political Economy Club →	notableMember
Harriet Taylor Mill → Harriet Taylor Mill →	spouse
Harriet Taylor Mill →	collaboratedWith
The Westminster Review →	editor
James Mill →	fatherOf
The History of British India →	hasCommentaryBy
Western philosophy →	hasKeyFigure
classical economics →	hasKeyProponent
Autobiography →	hasMainCharacter
Eyre controversy in Britain →	involvesPerson
East India Company College →	notableAlumni
Victorian era →	notableFigure
Harriet Burrow →	notableRelative
Edward John Eyre →	opposedBy
Corn Laws debate →	significantPerson
Three Essays on Religion →	workOf