Moral Philosophy and Political EconomyBritish
The point of view of any one individual has no inherent superiority over that of any other, unless there is a rational reason for distinguishing between them.
Henry Sidgwick was a philosopher, economist, and distinguished professor at the University of Cambridge during the Victorian era. He is recognized as one of the most important figures in 19th-century moral philosophy for his methodical and analytical formulation of Utilitarianism and his classic work, *The Methods of Ethics*.
