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Nowadays we find ourselves in a fight for racial, gender and economical justice. And the roots of this problems come since the Victorian idea of "the place of women in society" or "how people should be treated according their skin pigmentation".
In the economical part, ideas that had their origin in the Industrial Revolution are know responsible for the immediacy we have in our hands nowadays, the social structures based on profit, or the destruction of the Earth as a path to achieve that profit.

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The philosophical origin of social perception 

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The philosophical origin of social perception 

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The construction of Victorian identity was a direct consequence from the division of the people according to their physical or economical characteristics. Morality passed through different filters along the way, starting with religion and finishing with Mill.

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Basics of the industrial revolution are seen in every concept...

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Basics of the industrial revolution are seen in every concept...

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Adam Smith: Capitalism is largely dependent on the mass production
British Imperialism: The strict social norms come from the division of classes; which took place on the rural urban transition
Social Darwinism: Darwin came up with a theory that was then applied to the industrial Victorian society
Charles Dickens: With his writings, he represented the effect industrial revolution had made on his society, via capitalism and classism.
Utilitarianism: In counter-riposte to the classes fight and social division, a social theory is created with the purpose of giving back happiness to the greater amount of people

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All of the concepts are interconnected because they play with the meaning of morality and social identity. And this interconnection affects now in our present era.

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- John Stuart Mill
- Moral Evaluation is based on: person-action-consequence
- Consequentialism: The morality of and act depends on the consequences it creates
- Act Utilitarianism (degree of satisfaction: The greater amount of happiness to the greater amount of people
- Rule Utilitarianism (durability): Same as "Act Utilitarianism", but it has to serve for the longest period of time.

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- His writings reflected a lot of the social discomfort in the Victorian Era
- He lived with certain pleasures, but his emotions state was as damaged as the society itself
- He built worlds, and in the process taught people to raise their voice and how to live with their situation
- His writing had an optimistic and empathetic point of view

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- Context: relation between upper class and working class. - Darwin stated that the most "fit" species will survive.
- Socially: "the more you adapted to the Victorian Era context, the more successful you were"
Victorian Era context: classist

(In that sense, darwinism could be seen, not just as a biological theory, but as a social one.)

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- Religion used to say that money was a sin (Giotto)
- Money was then accepted (Luca Pacioli)
- Capitalism: economic system and mode of production in which the product is private and operated for profit.
- Specialization: specific jobs
- Consumer Capitalism: fulfillment of working class
- How to treat the rich: rewarded narcissism
- Consumer education: products are a reflect of society
- Competitive
- Large scale production
- Capital: money is invested to create more money

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- Britain covered 1/5 of the Earth
- Self-reigned colonies
- Strict social norms (classes, gender, race, behavior)
- Mission: The white man will civilize nations under the western values
- The beginning of consumerism

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- End of the 18th century
- From work force to machinery
- From rural to urban
- Unions and strikes took place
- Overcrowd cities
- Child Labor
- Countries spying on each other for profit
- Mass production