دانلود کتاب Bentham and the Oppressed

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Foreword\nAcknowledgements\n1. Introduction\n2. Women\nBentham’s Censorial Critique of Anti-feministic Prejudices\nEqual Consideration\nProposals for the Emancipation of Women\nCompensatory Discrimination and the Right to be Different\nThe Role of Bentham in the History of Feminism\nThe Bentham-Child Stereotype\n3. Sexual Non-conformists\nBentham’s Auto-censure\nSexual Non-conformities and Homosexuality\nSodom and Gomorrah\nMontesquieu’s Opinion\nVoltaire’s Opinions and Bentham’s Earlier Views on Population\nBentham’s Neo-Malthusianism\nMale Homosexuality and Women\nCauses of Oppression\nA Utilitarian Re-examination\nAdvantages of Proposed Liberty\nBiographical Notes\n4. Jews\nBentham’s Defence of Usury\nReligious Toleration\nBentham’s Personal Attitude Towards the Jews\n5. The Indigent\nCharity and Utility\nBentham and Malthus\nBentham and Place\n6. Native People of the Colonies\nThe Evolution of Bentham’s Political Thought\nBentham’s Approach to Political Economy\nThe Influence of Time and Place\n7. Slaves\nSlavery in Bentham’s Introduction\nSlavery in the Civil Code\nAdam Smith and Siéyès\nBentham’s Ambiguous Attitude towards Slavery\nSlavery in the Colonies\nSlavery and Slave-Trade in Africa\n8. Animals\n9. Conclusion\nOppression and Prejudice\nTyranny of the Majority\nOppression and Toleration\nOppression and Liberty\nOppression and Benevolence\nOppression and Utilitarianism\nAppendix: Bentham’s Unpublished Manuscripts\nWomen\nSexual Non-conformists\nSlaves\nAnimals\nBibliography\nIndex