Utilitarian

I might point out that the Hooded Utilitarian is now on TCJ’s site, but in its own little bloggy neighborhood.

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For example, there is a branch of medical ethics known as Utilitarian Bioethics.

Sicko and Hairspray Steven Barnes 2007

I like the 'Utilitarian' view on ethics, where every ethical choise is weighed on the 'good' or 'bad' it will do.

The Elgin Marbles and the Parthenon James Gurney 2009

J.S. Mill says that he found the word 'Utilitarian' in Galt's _Annals of the Parish_, and gave the name to the society founded by him in 1822-1823 (_Autobiography_, p. 79).

The English Utilitarians, Volume I. Leslie Stephen 1868

'Utilitarian' apps and 'Ubiquitous' features, packs support for J-CDMA, CDMA Rev. A networks,

Softpedia News - Global 2010

The fan-service of Wolverine, in contrast, mainly draws attention away from Wolverine himself, instead emphasizing the grandness of his world, reducing characters to more of a series of impulses. (smug note of self-satisfaction: I helped a tiny, tiny bit with this piece) * The crew at the Hooded Utilitarian are having an interesting roundtable discussion on the Mary Sue phenomenon and how it applies to comic book characters like, say, Snapper Carr.

Everyone’s A Critic: A round-up of comic reviews and thinkpieces | Robot 6 @ Comic Book Resources – Covering Comic Book News and Entertainment 2009

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One More Best of 2009: Comic Criticism » Comics Worth Reading 2010

This entry was posted on Tuesday, January 12th, 2010 at 5: 00 am and is filed under Utilitarian Review.

One More Best of 2009: Comic Criticism » Comics Worth Reading 2010

Utilitarian or pragmatic objects (a circular saw) and acts (fixing the basement stairs) are not innately symbolic; and, in themselves, express nothing.

Is our Civilization turning the page on Books, and Culture? 2009

Utilitarian or pragmatic objects (a circular saw) and acts (fixing the basement stairs) are not innately symbolic; and, in themselves, express nothing.

2009 February 24 | NIGEL BEALE NOTA BENE BOOKS 2009