Autobiography
Nonfiction | Book | Adult | Published in 1990
240
Book • Nonfiction
England • 19th century
1990
Adult
18+ years
Autobiography by John Stuart Mill is a profound account of Mill's life journey, detailing his rigorous education, intellectual development, and philosophical evolution. Emphasizing person-first language, the work explores Mill's influential relationships, personal challenges, and contributions to social and political thought, while reflecting on the shaping of his moral and ethical beliefs.
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John Stuart Mill's Autobiography is praised for its insightful reflection on the development of a leading intellectual. Readers appreciate its honesty and Mill's vivid recollection of formative experiences. However, some find it dense and challenging due to its philosophical depth. Overall, it offers a profound glimpse into Mill's life and thought processes.
A reader who enjoys philosophical introspection, intellectual history, and insights into 19th-century thought and society would find Autobiography by John Stuart Mill engaging. Similar audiences might appreciate The Education of Henry Adams for its reflective and intellectual narrative.
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240
Book • Nonfiction
England • 19th century
1990
Adult
18+ years
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