Philosophy of history and philosophical anthropology in J.S. Mill's views on colonialism

Grollios, Vasilis

doi:10.1080/13569317.2014.909264

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“…In 1869, Mill was nominated President of the LTRA. 86 He expressed his views on the necessity of land reform in the radical program drafted for the Association. Although Mill turned down the Presidency, he sketched out its program in which he proposed the 'purchase of land for the purpose of subdivision, the construction of smallholdings on crown land, reclamation of waste land for the same purpose, and the formation of agrarian cooperatives to reap the advantages of scale'.…”

Section: England and Ireland: An Open Appeal For Irish Land Reformmentioning

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J.S.Mill and the Irish Land Question: From Irish Economic History to Coherent Socialism and Irish Historicism

Manioudis

2020

Irish Economic and Social History

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John Stuart Mill is regarded as the last representative of the classical school of political economy. However, in a variety of issues, he developed interesting and radical economic views. The Irish land question is one of the most characteristic cases of his transition from classical economic analysis to a liberal version of socialism. This article attempts to illustrate this transition by highlighting Mill’s pluralistic and historically specific political economy. This is achieved through the delineation of his views on the Irish land question indexing his Principles of Political Economy (1848), England and Ireland (1868) and his pamphlet Land Tenure Reform (1871). The article concludes that Mill’s heretic views regarding the Irish land question are associated with his transition towards socialist views and facilitated the emergence of the Irish historical school of the late nineteenth century.

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Section: England and Ireland: An Open Appeal For Irish Land Reformmentioning

confidence: 99%

J.S.Mill and the Irish Land Question: From Irish Economic History to Coherent Socialism and Irish Historicism

Manioudis

2020

Irish Economic and Social History

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Philosophy of history and philosophical anthropology in J.S. Mill's views on colonialism

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J.S.Mill and the Irish Land Question: From Irish Economic History to Coherent Socialism and Irish Historicism

J.S.Mill and the Irish Land Question: From Irish Economic History to Coherent Socialism and Irish Historicism

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