Autobiography

This autobiography provides a profound insight into the life and thoughts of John Stuart Mill, one of the most influential philosophers of the 19th century. It explores his early education, shaped by his father James Mill, and the moral and intellectual influences that guided his development. Mill reflects on his philosophical journey, including his crisis of faith and subsequent recovery, which led to his advocacy for utilitarianism and liberalism. The narrative also delves into his personal relationships and the impact they had on his work and beliefs. This edition, edited by Jack Stillinger, includes an introduction and notes that offer additional context and analysis, making it an invaluable resource for understanding Mill's contributions to philosophy and social reform.

Published 1971.

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