A book by Helen McCabe argues that this philosopher had a coherently socialist outlook. For 10 points each:
[10e] Name this English philosopher who is usually thought of as a prototypical classical liberal because he proposed ideas like the “harm principle.”
ANSWER: John Stuart Mill [accept John Stuart Mill, Socialist]
[10m] Other commentators have seen Mill’s interest in socialism as a short-lived aberration influenced by this philosopher, who married Mill in 1851.
ANSWER: Harriet Taylor [or Harriet Taylor Mill; or Harriet Hardy; prompt on Harriet Mill]
[10h] McCabe notes that Mill’s Principles of Political Economy describes these organizations as the “nearest approach to social justice” that Mill could imagine. One of these organizations in England set out the Rochdale (“ROTCH-dale”) Principles for them in 1844.
ANSWER: worker cooperatives [or co-ops; or co-operative societies; or co-operative associations; prompt on associations or societies or society]
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