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*[[wikipedia:Harriet_Martineau|Harriet Martineau]] | *[[wikipedia:Harriet_Martineau|Harriet Martineau]] | ||
*[[wikipedia:Samuel_Taylor_Coleridge|Samuel Taylor Coleridge]] | *[[wikipedia:Samuel_Taylor_Coleridge|Samuel Taylor Coleridge]] | ||
*John Stuart Mill's [[wikipedia:Equation_of_exchange|equation of exchange]] from his ''Principles of Political Economy'' (1848) was stated as "happiness equals freedom equals personality” in Iris Murdoch’s essay "Against Dryness" | |||
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Revision as of 19:33, 23 July 2023
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Coleridge once said to Harriet Martineau ‘You seem to regard society As a congeries Of individualities’ To which she replied ‘Of course I do: Happiness equals Freedom equals Personality.’ A non-meeting of minds Is the permanent legacy That finds History In the encounter: Something’s made Coleridge transfer To the biologically impeded But nobody’s superseded Harriet Martineau ‘Happiness equals Freedom equals Personality,’ She has similarly replied To those on the other other side
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- Harriet Martineau
- Samuel Taylor Coleridge
- John Stuart Mill's equation of exchange from his Principles of Political Economy (1848) was stated as "happiness equals freedom equals personality” in Iris Murdoch’s essay "Against Dryness"
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