Question

who distuingish between self regarding action and other regarding action?

Answer 1

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Answer 2

Mill's Harm Principle distinguishes between self regarding action and other-regarding action.

• Actions that are self-regarding are those that only hurt you or, if they hurt others, do so with their free, consensual, and informed participation.
• Actions that hurt people who aren't sane, free, and undeceived adults are considered other-regarding.
• According to Mill, there is no situation in which we can infringe with someone else's self-centered actions. If society so chooses, it may impede others' actions.
• Mill only suggests that we can be acknowledged in interfering with other people's actions, not that we necessarily should.

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