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Jeremy Bentham war ein englischer Philosoph, bekannt für seine Entwicklung des klassischen Utilitarismus, der auf der hedonistischen Annahme basiert, dass moralische Handlungen diejenigen sind, die das Glück der meisten Menschen maximieren.
Jahr: 1748
Region / Stadt: London
Thematik: Philosophie, Utilitarismus
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Jeremy Bentham: Life, Philosophy, and Contributions to Utilitarianism
Year of Birth: 1748
Place of Birth: London, United Kingdom
Year of Death: 1832
Occupation: Jurist, Political Reformer, Philosopher
Education: Westminster School; Queen’s College, Oxford (BA 1763, MA 1766)
Key Works: A Fragment on Government (1776), An Introduction to the Principles of Morals and Legislation (1780/1789), Swear Not at All (1817)
Philosophical Focus: Utilitarianism, Legal Reform, Ethics, Political Economy, Education, Religious Institutions
Nationality: British
Significant Influence: John Gay, Francis Hutcheson, David Hume, Claude-Adrien Helvétius, Cesare Beccaria
Legal Training: Court of King’s Bench, Westminster Hall; Lectures by William Blackstone
Areas of Contribution: Ethics, Law, Penal Reform, International Law, Democratic Theory, Administration
Suggested learning opportunities for Jeremy Worried About the Wind by Pamela Butchart and Kate Hindley
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Subject: Science, Technology, Literacy, Health and Wellbeing, Social Studies, Expressive Arts
Document type: Educational Resource
Author: Pamela Butchart, Kate Hindley
Target audience: Educators, Primary School Students
Curriculum Vitae of Jeremy D. Slagoski
Year: 2023
Region / City: Shawnee, Kansas
Topic: Educational Leadership, Language Education
Document Type: Curriculum Vitae
Organization / Institution: University of Missouri, Kansas City
Author: Jeremy D. Slagoski
Target Audience: Academic Professionals, Educational Institutions
Period of Validity: Ongoing
Approval Date: Not specified
Date of Changes: Not specified
Jeremy Paxman: Why Wilfred Owen was the greatest war poet
Author: Jeremy Paxman
Publication: The Telegraph
Date of publication: 18 March 2016
Original publication date: November 2007
Subject: Wilfred Owen
Genre: Newspaper article
Type of document: Opinion article
Related programme: Wilfred Owen: A Remembrance Tale (BBC)
Historical period discussed: First World War
Biographical focus: 1893–1918
Curriculum Vitae: Jeremy D. Stoddard
Year: 2020
Region / City: Madison, WI
Subject: Education, Social Studies
Document Type: Academic Curriculum Vitae
Institution: University of Wisconsin-Madison
Author: Jeremy D. Stoddard
Target Audience: Academic Institutions, Researchers, Educators
Period of Activity: 2000 - present
Date Approved: N/A
Date Modified: N/A
Jeremy R. Babendure, Ph.D. CV
Year: 2021
Region / City: Tempe, AZ
Topic: Biochemistry, STEM Education, Community Development
Document Type: CV / Resume
Organization / Institution: Arizona State University, SciTech Institute
Author: Jeremy R. Babendure
Target Audience: Academic professionals, researchers, and STEM-related organizations
Period of Validity: Ongoing
Approval Date: N/A
Date of Changes: N/A
Jeremy Bentham: Life, Philosophy, and Contributions to Utilitarianism
Year of Birth: 1748
Place of Birth: London, United Kingdom
Year of Death: 1832
Occupation: Jurist, Political Reformer, Philosopher
Education: Westminster School; Queen’s College, Oxford (BA 1763, MA 1766)
Key Works: A Fragment on Government (1776), An Introduction to the Principles of Morals and Legislation (1780/1789), Swear Not at All (1817)
Philosophical Focus: Utilitarianism, Legal Reform, Ethics, Political Economy, Education, Religious Institutions
Nationality: British
Significant Influence: John Gay, Francis Hutcheson, David Hume, Claude-Adrien Helvétius, Cesare Beccaria
Legal Training: Court of King’s Bench, Westminster Hall; Lectures by William Blackstone
Areas of Contribution: Ethics, Law, Penal Reform, International Law, Democratic Theory, Administration
BTEC HNC Diploma Moving Image Unit 34 TV Studio Production: Analysis of The Jeremy Kyle Show
Year: Not specified
Region / City: United Kingdom
Topic: Television production, reality TV
Document Type: Academic assignment / case study
Institution: BTEC HNC
Lecturer: Patsy Mullan
Production Budget: Low
Target Audience: Social classes D-E, general UK TV audience
Show Duration: 10 years
Broadcast Channel: ITV
Producers: ITV Studios
Genre: Reality TV
Technical Features: Multi-camera, studio stage, sound theme music
Guest Demographics: Predominantly lower social classes, occasional ethnic diversity
Narrative Focus: Family disputes, relationship issues, addiction, paternity tests
Visual Style: Stage seating, typical lower-class attire, medium and close-up shots
31st January 2024 Dear (Bradfords 5, and Jeremy Hunt) MPI
Year: 2024
Region / City: Bradford, Keighley, Shipley
Theme: Food Aid, Welfare Support, Community Assistance
Document Type: Letter
Author: Coordinator of Feeding Bradford and Keighley
Target Audience: Government Officials, Local Food Aid Providers, Community Organizations
Period of Validity: Until March 2024
Approval Date: 31st January 2024
Date of Changes: N/A
Topics: Bentham Jeremy