Bentham describes the principle of utility as being ‘The greatest good for the greatest number,’ believing this would create happiness, an intrinsic key to life. Therefore Bentham views utilitarianism in terms of individuals and how certain actions affect that individual. This concept is based on freedom of actions as Bentham rejected deontological theories such as the ethics of Immanuel Kant or traditi

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Hedonic Calculus, Capital Punishment, Immanuel Kant, Hedonic Calculus’, Abortion Acts, Motive Utilitarianism, Jeremy Bentham, Preference Utilitarianism, Methods Ethics, Firstly Bentham’s, mill believed, pleasure pain, physical pleasures, principle utility, motive action, intellectual physical pleasures, intellectual physical, instrumental value, pleasure mill, intelligent human, physical ones,