John Stuart Mill’s 'Utilitarianism' serves as a profound inquiry into the teleological foundations of ethics, arguing that actions are inherently righteous insofar as they promote the general happiness. By traversing the intricate relationship between justice and utility, Mill attempts to resolve ancient disputes regarding the supreme criterion of morality, providing an intellectual scaffolding that continues to influence contemporary legislative and ethical frameworks.

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