A Table of the Springs of Action Shewing the Several Species of Pleasures and Pains, of Which Man's Nature Is Susceptible: Together With the Several Species of Interests, Desires, and Motives, Respectively Corresponding to Them: And the Several Sets...

This seminal work by philosopher and social reformer Jeremy Bentham provides an influential early model of human psychology. It presents a taxonomy of the pleasures, pains, interests, desires, and motives that drive human behavior, offering insights into the nature of human motivation and the implications for social order and governance. With its groundbreaking ideas and provocative arguments, this book is a must-read for students of philosophy and social theory.

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