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John Stuart Mill calls Aristotle a “judicious utilitarian” – an astute piece of ancestor-snatching, since this is probably stretching the concept of utilitarianism too far… Aristotle doesn’t use the term “utility”, but talks instead of eudaimonia – a rather opaque notion involving what the good man derives from behaving well.
