How Does Mill Respond to the Criticism That Utilitarianism Is

question 186

Multiple Choice

How does Mill respond to the criticism that Utilitarianism is too demanding?

• A) He weakens his account of Utilitarianism to be more acceptable
• B) He argues this criticism mistakes rules for action with motives for action
• C) He suggests that virtue ethics is just as demanding
• D) He doesn't respond to such a criticism; he gives it to his fellow utilitarians

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