British moral philosopher who has defended hedonism, written influential studies of Mill, and contributed to virtue ethics and the history of moral philosophy.
Defended prudential hedonism — well-being consists in pleasant experience — against preference satisfaction and objective list theories. Wrote the standard philosophical commentary on Mill's Utilitarianism. Contributed to debates on beneficence and demandingness.
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