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vicotolentino

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According to Sidgwick, Mill made a mistake when:
 
  a. he set pleasure as the ultimate good.
  b. when he mistook an aggregate of desire for happiness with an actual desirefor the general good.
  c. he said that the good can be discovered by reason.
 d. a and
  b. e. b and
  c.

Question 2

Sidgwick obtains the universal good for humans by:
 
  a. comparison and integration of all goods of sentient existences.
  b. scrutinizing abstract concepts.
  c. assessing common opinion.
  d. all of these answers.
  e. none of these answers.



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Answer to Question 1

b

Answer to Question 2

a





 

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