This book sets forth a case for capitalism guided by the skeptical stream of ancient philosophy represented by Cicero. Arguing that philosophy should be probabilistic and practical, this book stresses the primacy of social cooperation and human excellence.
This book sets forth a case for capitalism guided by the skeptical stream of ancient philosophy represented by Cicero. Arguing that philosophy should be probabilistic and practical, this book stresses the primacy of social cooperation and human excellence.
Acknowledgments Introduction: Why Pro-Capitalists Need to Think Pre-Modern Chapter 1: Why Modern Ideas Leave Capitalism Exposed Chapter 2: The Social Cooperation Directive Chapter 3: The Ciceronian Theory of Justice Chapter 4: Capitalism Cannot Be Secular Chapter 5: A Constitution that Opens the Way to Capitalism Chapter 6: How a Redistributive State Jeopardizes Social Cooperation Chapter 7: Pursuing Human Excellence under Capitalism Conclusion: From Utter Skepticism to Probabilistic Contrarianism Bibliography About the Author
Acknowledgments Introduction: Why Pro-Capitalists Need to Think Pre-Modern Chapter 1: Why Modern Ideas Leave Capitalism Exposed Chapter 2: The Social Cooperation Directive Chapter 3: The Ciceronian Theory of Justice Chapter 4: Capitalism Cannot Be Secular Chapter 5: A Constitution that Opens the Way to Capitalism Chapter 6: How a Redistributive State Jeopardizes Social Cooperation Chapter 7: Pursuing Human Excellence under Capitalism Conclusion: From Utter Skepticism to Probabilistic Contrarianism Bibliography About the Author
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