Ben Eggleston is Professor of Philosophy at the University of Kansas.Dale E. Miller is Professor of Philosophy at Old Dominion University.David Weinstein is Professor of Political Science at Wake Forest University.

Any scholar working on Mill's practical philosophy will be interested in a number of these papers.

• Introduction ; Section One ; Chapter One: Mill's Rule Utilitarianism in Context, Rex Martin ; Chapter Two: Interpreting Mill, David Weinstein ; Chapter Three: Rules and Their Reasons: Mill on Morality and Instrumental Rationality, Ben Eggleston ; Chapter Four: Mill, Rule Utilitarianism, and the Incoherence Objection, Dale E. Miller ; Section Two ; Chapter Five: Optimal Moral Rules and Supererogatory Acts, Jonathan Riley ; Chapter Six: Morality, Virtue and Aesthetics in Mill's Art of Life, Wendy Donner ; Section Three ; Chapter Seven: Mill's Incubus, Elijah Millgram ; Chapter Eight: Mill, Education, and the Good Life, Philip Kitcher ; Section Four ; Chapter Nine: Taking it to Heart: Mill on Appropriation and the Art of Ethics, Robert H. Haraldsson ; Chapter Ten: An Alternative Modernity: Mill on Capitalism and the Quality of Life, Nadia Urbinati ; Chapter Eleven: Mill, Life as Art, and Problems of Self-Description in an Industrial Age, Colin Heydt

Ben Eggleston is Professor of Philosophy at the University of Kansas.Dale E. Miller is Professor of Philosophy at Old Dominion University.David Weinstein is Professor of Political Science at Wake Forest University.

Any scholar working on Mill's practical philosophy will be interested in a number of these papers.

• Introduction ; Section One ; Chapter One: Mill's Rule Utilitarianism in Context, Rex Martin ; Chapter Two: Interpreting Mill, David Weinstein ; Chapter Three: Rules and Their Reasons: Mill on Morality and Instrumental Rationality, Ben Eggleston ; Chapter Four: Mill, Rule Utilitarianism, and the Incoherence Objection, Dale E. Miller ; Section Two ; Chapter Five: Optimal Moral Rules and Supererogatory Acts, Jonathan Riley ; Chapter Six: Morality, Virtue and Aesthetics in Mill's Art of Life, Wendy Donner ; Section Three ; Chapter Seven: Mill's Incubus, Elijah Millgram ; Chapter Eight: Mill, Education, and the Good Life, Philip Kitcher ; Section Four ; Chapter Nine: Taking it to Heart: Mill on Appropriation and the Art of Ethics, Robert H. Haraldsson ; Chapter Ten: An Alternative Modernity: Mill on Capitalism and the Quality of Life, Nadia Urbinati ; Chapter Eleven: Mill, Life as Art, and Problems of Self-Description in an Industrial Age, Colin Heydt

Ben Eggleston is Professor of Philosophy at the University of Kansas.Dale E. Miller is Professor of Philosophy at Old Dominion University.David Weinstein is Professor of Political Science at Wake Forest University.

Any scholar working on Mill's practical philosophy will be interested in a number of these papers.

• Introduction ; Section One ; Chapter One: Mill's Rule Utilitarianism in Context, Rex Martin ; Chapter Two: Interpreting Mill, David Weinstein ; Chapter Three: Rules and Their Reasons: Mill on Morality and Instrumental Rationality, Ben Eggleston ; Chapter Four: Mill, Rule Utilitarianism, and the Incoherence Objection, Dale E. Miller ; Section Two ; Chapter Five: Optimal Moral Rules and Supererogatory Acts, Jonathan Riley ; Chapter Six: Morality, Virtue and Aesthetics in Mill's Art of Life, Wendy Donner ; Section Three ; Chapter Seven: Mill's Incubus, Elijah Millgram ; Chapter Eight: Mill, Education, and the Good Life, Philip Kitcher ; Section Four ; Chapter Nine: Taking it to Heart: Mill on Appropriation and the Art of Ethics, Robert H. Haraldsson ; Chapter Ten: An Alternative Modernity: Mill on Capitalism and the Quality of Life, Nadia Urbinati ; Chapter Eleven: Mill, Life as Art, and Problems of Self-Description in an Industrial Age, Colin Heydt