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Utilitarianism of Jeremy Bentham with philosophic principles

The utilitarianism of Jeremy Bentham would clash most strongly along with the philosophic principles of: (w) the epicureans who followed the teachings of Epicurus [c. 341 to 271 BC]. (x) hedonism. (y) the Greek philosophers and medieval scholastics who advocated stoicism. (z) John Stuart Mill and the other ninetieth  century liberals.

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