Question
Jo Ellen Jacobs argued that an unpublished essay by this philosopher that distinguishes between physical and moral science is the origin of another thinker’s distinction between the logic of science and the logic of art. This philosopher argued that the intellectual development of the working class will lead them to first demand profit-sharing, then collective ownership of firms, in an essay on their “Probable Futurity.” This philosopher wrote, but did not publish, an essay that claims “there are no legal slaves, save the (*) mistress of every house.” This philosopher, who contributed an essay to another thinker’s Principles of Political Economy and influenced his System of Logic, created several “joint products” with him such as “The Subjection of Women.” For 10 points, name this philosopher who influenced the “harm principle” that her husband theorized in On Liberty. ■END■
ANSWER: Harriet Taylor Mill [or Harriet Taylor; or Harriet Mill; prompt on Mill or H. Mill]
<FW, Philosophy (19th/20th Century)>
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