Hedonism was the belief that one should strive for pleasure above all else. In 2267, Leonard McCoy described the society on Argelius II as completely hedonistic. (TOS: "Wolf in the Fold" ) In Data's 2369 ode Ode to Spot, he described Spot's purr,saying it "obviates your basic hedonistic predilection". (TNG: "Schisms" ) In 2372, Quark questioned why Bajorans felt the need to have a time of cleansing, as they were not known for being hedonistic in general. (DS9: "Bar Association")
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| - Hedonism was the belief that one should strive for pleasure above all else. In 2267, Leonard McCoy described the society on Argelius II as completely hedonistic. (TOS: "Wolf in the Fold" ) In Data's 2369 ode Ode to Spot, he described Spot's purr,saying it "obviates your basic hedonistic predilection". (TNG: "Schisms" ) In 2372, Quark questioned why Bajorans felt the need to have a time of cleansing, as they were not known for being hedonistic in general. (DS9: "Bar Association")
- Hedonism is a minimalist lifestyle, embodied by the doctrines of self-sacrifice, selflessness, and monogamy.
- Hedonism the philosophy that pleasure is the ultimate goal of life.
- Hedonism is a materialist and atheist philosophy which emphasizes the pursuit of personal pleasure above all other considerations, or as the sole consideration in life. Epicureanism could be considered a form of ancient hedonism. Jeremy Bentham endorsed hedonism in his book: An Introduction to the Principles of Morals and Legislation (1789). Other major contributors to debate about hedonism include Plato, Aristotle, John Stuart Mill, Moore, Sidgwick, Ross, and Broad. Bentham and his pupil Mill, defended the ethical theory of Utilitarianism (see essay Utilitarianism, 1861 and On Liberty, 1859.).
- Hedonism is an ideology, that was originally promoted by Jeremy Bentham, and which, in modern times, has been promoted by David Pearce.
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| - Hedonism was the belief that one should strive for pleasure above all else. In 2267, Leonard McCoy described the society on Argelius II as completely hedonistic. (TOS: "Wolf in the Fold" ) In Data's 2369 ode Ode to Spot, he described Spot's purr,saying it "obviates your basic hedonistic predilection". (TNG: "Schisms" ) In 2372, Quark questioned why Bajorans felt the need to have a time of cleansing, as they were not known for being hedonistic in general. (DS9: "Bar Association")
- Hedonism is a minimalist lifestyle, embodied by the doctrines of self-sacrifice, selflessness, and monogamy.
- Hedonism the philosophy that pleasure is the ultimate goal of life.
- Hedonism is a materialist and atheist philosophy which emphasizes the pursuit of personal pleasure above all other considerations, or as the sole consideration in life. Epicureanism could be considered a form of ancient hedonism. Jeremy Bentham endorsed hedonism in his book: An Introduction to the Principles of Morals and Legislation (1789). Other major contributors to debate about hedonism include Plato, Aristotle, John Stuart Mill, Moore, Sidgwick, Ross, and Broad. Bentham and his pupil Mill, defended the ethical theory of Utilitarianism (see essay Utilitarianism, 1861 and On Liberty, 1859.).
- Hedonism is an ideology, that was originally promoted by Jeremy Bentham, and which, in modern times, has been promoted by David Pearce.
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