Question
Name the seven norms proposed by Bentham for the measurement of pleasure.
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Bentham wanted to purify legal and political in stitutions. Bentham began his attempt to do so with an analysis of language. According to Bentham, the meaning of language or any word depends on our experience. In other words, any word can be meaningful only if it refers to something that can be experienced. What is real is only whatever we can experience, either through external and internal sensations. The former is possible through sight, smell, sound, tasteand touch. The latter is possible through the feelings of pain and pleasure. Anything we think or talk
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