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dc.contributor.advisor陳建綱zh_TW
dc.contributor.author李璿zh_TW
dc.contributor.authorLee, Hsuanen_US
dc.creator李璿zh_TW
dc.creatorLee, Hsuanen_US
dc.date2021en_US
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dc.date.issued2021-09-02T09:38:29Z-
dc.identifierG0107252021en_US
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dc.description碩士zh_TW
dc.description國立政治大學zh_TW
dc.description政治學系zh_TW
dc.description107252021zh_TW
dc.description.abstract本文為約翰‧彌爾的政治思想提供了全面性的解析與討論。在自由主義與效益主義傳統的調和上,筆者從完善論的角度切入,提供了高貴情操與同情共感的理論線索,以此兼顧彌爾快樂主義與完善論的思想二元性;並從完善論的基礎出發,論證了個體性的欲求與達成即為最大幸福。這樣的關懷源於彌爾對於社會專政壓迫個體性的擔憂,尤其考量到商業文明與公共輿論對邪惡利益的助長;保障個體性進而確保最大幸福的達成也反映在他對政治制度的設計中。另一方面,彌爾長久以來被學界忽略的階段性史觀也深刻影響他對政治的想法;透過政治制度排除邪惡利益,並為人民提供道德教育,文明發展得以擺脫遲滯問題,邁向下一階段的進程。zh_TW
dc.description.abstractThis article offers a comprehensive interpretation and discussion of John Mill’s political philosophy. On the reconciliation of utilitarianism and liberalism tradition, I take a perfectionist point of view, offer the account of nobleness and sympathy to balance the binary of Mill’s hedonism and perfectionism; and from the perfectionist foundation, I argue that the desiring and achievement of individuality is maximizing happiness. The concern of individuality stems from Mill’s worry about social tyranny and the oppression it caused, especially the aggravation of sinister interest by commercial society and public opinion; securing individuality to achieve the maximum of happiness also reflects in his plans of political institution. On the other hand, Mill’s conception of history contains the idea of phases, which is long-neglected by the academic community, also deeply affects his thoughts on politics; excluding sinister interest and providing moral education for people via political institution, civilization would be able to cast off the stagnation, moving on to the next stage of development.en_US
dc.description.tableofcontents第壹章 緒論 3\n第一節 研究動機與問題意識 3\n第二節 文獻回顧 7\n第三節 研究架構與章節安排 17\n第貳章 效益與完善 19\n第一節 同情共感與高貴情操 20\n第二節 高貴情操的具體內涵 29\n第三節 快樂主義與完善論的調和 35\n第參章 昂揚的個體與壓迫的社會 43\n第一節 文明與商業社會的病徵 43\n第二節 個體與自由社會的調和 49\n第三節 責任與道德義務 56\n第肆章 政治制度的雙元面向:教育及保障 64\n第一節 代議政府的職責 65\n第二節 政治菁英的審議 72\n第三節 公民道德的養成 80\n第伍章 文明帝國 89\n第一節 世界的邊陲與角落 89\n第二節 文明的遲滯與落後 94\n第三節 帝國的輝煌與榮光 98\n第陸章 結論 106\n參考文獻 110zh_TW
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dc.subject約翰.彌爾zh_TW
dc.subject效益主義zh_TW
dc.subject個體性zh_TW
dc.subject完善論zh_TW
dc.subject文明zh_TW
dc.subjectJ. S. Millen_US
dc.subjectUtilitarianismen_US
dc.subjectIndividualityen_US
dc.subjectPerfectionismen_US
dc.subjectCivilizationen_US
dc.title從制度邁向文明:約翰彌爾的完善效益論zh_TW
dc.titleFrom Institution to Civilization: J. S. Mill`s Perfectionist Utilitarianismen_US
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