The book "Texts on Utilitarianism" offers a comprehensive collection of key texts on utilitarian ethics, one of the most influential moral theories. Utilitarianism posits that the best action is the one that promotes the greatest well-being for the most people. This volume gathers significant works by philosophers such as Jeremy Bentham, John Stuart Mill, and Peter Singer, which illuminate the various facets and developments of this theory. A detailed introduction guides readers through the different currents of utilitarianism and provides a clear overview of the ethical considerations that shape this line of thought. The texts are suitable for both philosophy students and those interested in engaging with contemporary moral issues.