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John Millar of Glasgow (22 June 1735 – 30 May 1801) was a Scottish philosopher, historian and Regius Professor of Civil Law at the University of Glasgow from 1761 to 1800.

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rdfs:comment	John Millar (* 22. Juni 1735; † 30. Mai 1801) war ein schottischer Jurist, Philosoph und Historiker. (de) John Millar of Glasgow (22 June 1735 – 30 May 1801) was a Scottish philosopher, historian and Regius Professor of Civil Law at the University of Glasgow from 1761 to 1800. (en) John Millar de Glasgow (né le 22 juin 1735 – mort le 30 mai 1801) est un philosophe et un historien écossais. (fr) John Millar di Glasgow (Shotts, 22 giugno 1735 – 30 maggio 1801) è stato un economista, filosofo e storico scozzese. Nato a Shotts, un paese del Lanarkshire Settentrionale in Scozia, Millar si trasferisce ben presto a Glasgow, dove studia fino a diventare uno dei più importanti allievi del fondatore dell'economia politica, Adam Smith. Nel 1761, all'età di 26 anni, è nominato professore ordinario di Diritto Civile a Glasgow, dove tiene illuminanti lezioni che in poco tempo gli fanno acquistare una fama nazionale. (it) John Millar (22 de junho de 1735 – 30 de maio de 1801), foi um filósofo e historiador escocês do iluminismo, um discípulo de Adam Smith e estudante da Universidade de Glasgow. Millar foi o introdutor do conceito de luta de classes na compreensão da história, mais de 50 anos antes de Karl Marx. Foi também um dos primeiros académicos a abordar a história da mulher e a história do sexo num contexto da história da civilização. Millar argumentava que o capitalismo trouxera com ele profundas mudanças nas vidas daqueles que de outra forma eram excluídos da participação na sociedade nos estágios anteriores da civilização (Ver Lord Kames). Mulheres, servos, lavradores e as classes laborais, mesmo os escravos (Millar citou a decisão de Lord Kames em libertar o escravo jamaicano ), todos eles benefic (pt)
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