Economy, Polity, and Society and its companion volume History, Religion, and Culture bring together major new essays on British intellectual history by many of the leading scholars of the period, continuing a mode of enquiry for which Donald Winch and John Burrow have been widely celebrated. This volume addresses aspects of the eighteenth-century attempt, particularly in the work of Adam Smith, to come to grips with the nature of 'commercial society' and its distinctive notions of the self, of political liberty, and of economic progress. It then explores the adaptations of and responses to the…mehr
Economy, Polity, and Society and its companion volume History, Religion, and Culture bring together major new essays on British intellectual history by many of the leading scholars of the period, continuing a mode of enquiry for which Donald Winch and John Burrow have been widely celebrated. This volume addresses aspects of the eighteenth-century attempt, particularly in the work of Adam Smith, to come to grips with the nature of 'commercial society' and its distinctive notions of the self, of political liberty, and of economic progress. It then explores the adaptations of and responses to the Enlightenment legacy in the work of such early nineteenth-century figures as Jeremy Bentham, Tom Paine and Maria Edgeworth. Finally, in discussions which range up to the middle of the twentieth century, the volume examines particularly telling examples of the conflict between economic thinking and moral values.Hinweis: Dieser Artikel kann nur an eine deutsche Lieferadresse ausgeliefert werden.
Preface; General introduction Stefan Collini; Presentation of 'Economy, Polity, and Society'; Part I: 1. Sociability and self-love in the theatre of moral sentiments: Mandeville to Adam Smith E. J. Hundert; 2. That noble disquiet: meanings of liberty in the discourse of the North Dario Castiglione; 3. Language, sociability, and history: the foundations of Adam Smith's Science of Man Nicholas Phillipson; 4. Adam Smith and tradition: The Wealth of Nations before Malthus Richard Teichgraeber; Part II: 5. Economy and polity in Bentham's science of legislation David Lieberman; 6. 'A gigantic manliness': Paine's republicanism in the 1790s Richard Whatmore; 7. Irish culture and Scottish enlightenment: Maria Edgeworth's histories of the future Marilyn Butler; 8. Improving Ireland: Richard Whately, theology and political economy Norman Vance; Part III: 9. Political and domestic economy in Victorian social thought: Ruskin and Xenophon Jane Garnett; 10. State and market in British university history Sheldon Rothblatt; 11. Mr Gradrind and Jerusalem Donald Winch; Acknowledgements; Index.
Preface General introduction Stefan Collini Presentation of 'Economy, Polity, and Society' Part I: 1. Sociability and self-love in the theatre of moral sentiments: Mandeville to Adam Smith E. J. Hundert 2. That noble disquiet: meanings of liberty in the discourse of the North Dario Castiglione 3. Language, sociability, and history: the foundations of Adam Smith's Science of Man Nicholas Phillipson 4. Adam Smith and tradition: The Wealth of Nations before Malthus Richard Teichgraeber Part II: 5. Economy and polity in Bentham's science of legislation David Lieberman 6. 'A gigantic manliness': Paine's republicanism in the 1790s Richard Whatmore 7. Irish culture and Scottish enlightenment: Maria Edgeworth's histories of the future Marilyn Butler 8. Improving Ireland: Richard Whately, theology and political economy Norman Vance Part III: 9. Political and domestic economy in Victorian social thought: Ruskin and Xenophon Jane Garnett 10. State and market in British university history Sheldon Rothblatt 11. Mr Gradrind and Jerusalem Donald Winch Acknowledgements Index.
Preface; General introduction Stefan Collini; Presentation of 'Economy, Polity, and Society'; Part I: 1. Sociability and self-love in the theatre of moral sentiments: Mandeville to Adam Smith E. J. Hundert; 2. That noble disquiet: meanings of liberty in the discourse of the North Dario Castiglione; 3. Language, sociability, and history: the foundations of Adam Smith's Science of Man Nicholas Phillipson; 4. Adam Smith and tradition: The Wealth of Nations before Malthus Richard Teichgraeber; Part II: 5. Economy and polity in Bentham's science of legislation David Lieberman; 6. 'A gigantic manliness': Paine's republicanism in the 1790s Richard Whatmore; 7. Irish culture and Scottish enlightenment: Maria Edgeworth's histories of the future Marilyn Butler; 8. Improving Ireland: Richard Whately, theology and political economy Norman Vance; Part III: 9. Political and domestic economy in Victorian social thought: Ruskin and Xenophon Jane Garnett; 10. State and market in British university history Sheldon Rothblatt; 11. Mr Gradrind and Jerusalem Donald Winch; Acknowledgements; Index.
Preface General introduction Stefan Collini Presentation of 'Economy, Polity, and Society' Part I: 1. Sociability and self-love in the theatre of moral sentiments: Mandeville to Adam Smith E. J. Hundert 2. That noble disquiet: meanings of liberty in the discourse of the North Dario Castiglione 3. Language, sociability, and history: the foundations of Adam Smith's Science of Man Nicholas Phillipson 4. Adam Smith and tradition: The Wealth of Nations before Malthus Richard Teichgraeber Part II: 5. Economy and polity in Bentham's science of legislation David Lieberman 6. 'A gigantic manliness': Paine's republicanism in the 1790s Richard Whatmore 7. Irish culture and Scottish enlightenment: Maria Edgeworth's histories of the future Marilyn Butler 8. Improving Ireland: Richard Whately, theology and political economy Norman Vance Part III: 9. Political and domestic economy in Victorian social thought: Ruskin and Xenophon Jane Garnett 10. State and market in British university history Sheldon Rothblatt 11. Mr Gradrind and Jerusalem Donald Winch Acknowledgements Index.
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