Autobiography

Oxford, United Kingdom: Oxford University Press. Edited by Mark Philp (2018)
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John Stuart Mill was one of the most influential English-language philosophers during the Victorian era. His autobiography recounts his rigorous tutelage under a domineering father, his mental health crisis at age twenty, and his struggle to regain joy amid self-reflection and a reassessment of theories he once believed to be true.

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