A Research On John Stuart Mill's Representative Theory

John·Mill is the famous liberalism political philosopher of 19th century in England. His main political philosophical works and are a classic history of political philosophy. These two works described in liberalism and utilitarianism based on individual rights and the government authority, and the Government of the ideal model: the representative government. Individuals elect and organizatize the government, and personal right becomes the limits of the government power and the representative government is the guarantee of the Security of the government limited power and individual rights.This article mainly divided into three parts, the analysis of the political background and in the ideological form of background, and then analyzing Mill's liberalism and mercenary ideas and analysis of his theory with the development of the representative of the final evaluation.This article attempts to expound the liberalism and utilitarian view of the basic theory in order to clear Mill's liberalism and utilitarianism. On basis of and< The Representative Government >themselves and the works, which interpret them, this essay describes how the Liberalism and utilitarianism reformed by Mill and became Mill's theory of his representative government theory. Furthermore, I will give further study to the meaning of Mill's theory about representative to grasp the precise theory of Mill's representative at the time point of view of the inadequacy of context.