This thesis proposal argues that the current notion of ethical consumption is flawed because its consequences are detrimental to overall happiness. The thesis will use John Stuart Mill's Utilitarianism to analyze how boycotts stemming from ethical consumption notions negatively impact stakeholders' happiness. The proposal previews discussing Mill's philosophy, analyzing boycotts through this lens, addressing potential rebuttals, and reasserting the flawed nature of current ethical consumption notions.
This thesis proposal argues that the current notion of ethical consumption is flawed because its consequences are detrimental to overall happiness. The thesis will use John Stuart Mill's Utilitarianism to analyze how boycotts stemming from ethical consumption notions negatively impact stakeholders' happiness. The proposal previews discussing Mill's philosophy, analyzing boycotts through this lens, addressing potential rebuttals, and reasserting the flawed nature of current ethical consumption notions.
This thesis proposal argues that the current notion of ethical consumption is flawed because its consequences are detrimental to overall happiness. The thesis will use John Stuart Mill's Utilitarianism to analyze how boycotts stemming from ethical consumption notions negatively impact stakeholders' happiness. The proposal previews discussing Mill's philosophy, analyzing boycotts through this lens, addressing potential rebuttals, and reasserting the flawed nature of current ethical consumption notions.
This thesis proposal argues that the current notion of ethical consumption is flawed because its consequences are detrimental to overall happiness. The thesis will use John Stuart Mill's Utilitarianism to analyze how boycotts stemming from ethical consumption notions negatively impact stakeholders' happiness. The proposal previews discussing Mill's philosophy, analyzing boycotts through this lens, addressing potential rebuttals, and reasserting the flawed nature of current ethical consumption notions.
• This thesis shall argue that the current notion of ethical
consumption is flawed because its consequences are actually detrimental to the over-all happiness of all stakeholders. ABSTRACT
• In order to support the thesis statement, John Stuart
Mill’s Utilitarianism will be used in analyzing the consequences of boycott. CHAPTER PREVIEWS
• In chapter 2, I will discuss Mill’s Utilitarianism and will highlight salient
points that encompass the problem of flawed conception of ethical consumption. • 2. In chapter 3, there will be an in-depth analysis of boycott results in the lens of Mill’s theory. • 3. In chapter 4, I will provide the possible rebuttals to my claim. • 4. In chapter 5, I will respond to the possible rebuttals and will re-assert my claim that the current notion of ethical consumption is flawed. LITERATURE