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Utilitarianism: Restorations; Repairs; Renovations : Variations on Bentham's Master-Idea, That Disputes About Social Policy Should Be Settled by Statistical Evidence About the Comparative Consequences for Those Affected
University of Toronto Press (2004)
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Substituting comparative censuses for the hedonistic calculus that figures in standard utilitarianism, Braybrooke excludes gratuitous sacrifices also of happiness short of life-sacrifices.Other Versions
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