Introduction
This book traces the history of the spread of the concept of "utilitarianism" into China, presents a global theoretical journey from Utilitarianism that originally originated in Britain to the spread of "utilitarianism" that was introduced into China, and confirms that "utilitarianism" "The specific route from Bentham's creation to its introduction into China is: Bentham proposed the idea of Utilitarianism in the 18th century - Mill revised it in the 19th century - "Utilitarianism" was introduced to China through Japanese intermediaries during the Meiji period - In the early 20th century, it was introduced to China by Liang Qichao and others. During the research process of this book, special emphasis is placed on the connection between the social and historical context and the concept of "utilitarianism", especially the relationship between the evolution of utilitarian concepts and changes in social conditions, in order to provide a detailed analysis of the interactive relationship between the concept of utilitarianism and social practice.
Reader comments
This book is very interesting! It traces the spread of "utilitarianism" and focuses on its relationship with social change. I especially like the analysis of changes in social status in the book, which I find very enlightening. However, I don't like some of the complicated theoretical explanations in it, and it's a bit difficult to read. Overall, this book is worth reading and can give us a deeper understanding of "utilitarianism". What do you think?
This book is very interesting! It traces the spread of "utilitarianism" and focuses on its relationship with social change. I especially like the analysis of changes in social status in the book, which I find very enlightening. However, I don't like some of the complicated theoretical explanations in it, and it's a bit difficult to read. Overall, this book is worth reading and can give us a deeper understanding of "utilitarianism". What do you think?