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This
assumption
had
its
origins
in
the
ideas
of
nineteenth-century
critics
of
utilitiarianism.
These
critics
—
they
might
be
romantics,
historicists,
nationalists,
or
proto-racists
—
held
that
utilitarianism
took
individuals
and
their
interests
as
the
building
blocks
of
social
and
political
theory,
was
oblivious
to
the
historical
determinants
of
"human
nature"
and
hence
left
no
room
for
a
strong
conception
of
nationhood
and
nationality,
let
alone
a
bilogically
grounded
deterministic
conception
of
race.
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This assumption had its origins in the ideas of nineteenth-century critics of utilitiarianism. These critics — they might be romantics, historicists, nationalists, or proto-racists — held that utilitarianism took individuals and their interests as the building blocks of social and political theory, was oblivious to the historical determinants of human nature
and hence left no room for a strong conception of nationhood and nationality, let alone a bilogically grounded deterministic conception of race.
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