L. Haskell / F. Teichgraeber (eds.)Historical Essays
The Culture of the Market
Historical Essays
Herausgeber: Teichgraeber, Iii; Haskell, Thomas L.; Teichgraeber, Richard F. III
L. Haskell / F. Teichgraeber (eds.)Historical Essays
The Culture of the Market
Historical Essays
Herausgeber: Teichgraeber, Iii; Haskell, Thomas L.; Teichgraeber, Richard F. III
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A collection of thirteen essays examining how 'the market' has been perceived, represented and experienced differently in different epochs.
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A collection of thirteen essays examining how 'the market' has been perceived, represented and experienced differently in different epochs.
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- Verlag: Cambridge University Press
- Seitenzahl: 556
- Erscheinungstermin: 3. August 2010
- Englisch
- Abmessung: 235mm x 157mm x 37mm
- Gewicht: 1043g
- ISBN-13: 9780521444682
- ISBN-10: 0521444683
- Artikelnr.: 26965590
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- Verlag: Cambridge University Press
- Seitenzahl: 556
- Erscheinungstermin: 3. August 2010
- Englisch
- Abmessung: 235mm x 157mm x 37mm
- Gewicht: 1043g
- ISBN-13: 9780521444682
- ISBN-10: 0521444683
- Artikelnr.: 26965590
- Herstellerkennzeichnung
- Produktsicherheitsverantwortliche/r
- Europaallee 1
- 36244 Bad Hersfeld
- gpsr@libri.de
Acknowledgments
List of contributors
Plates
Introduction: the culture of the market
Part I. Market Regimes Old and New: 1. The ruling class in the market place: nobles and money in early modern France
2. Territorial gardens: the control of land in seventeenth-century French formal gardens
3. Money, equality, fraternity: freemasonry and the social order in eighteenth-century Europe
4. Market culture, reckless passion and the Victorian reconstruction of punishment
Part II. Personality and Authority in the Age of Capital: 5. New cultural heroes in the early national period
6. Preserving 'the natural equality of rank and influence' liberalism, republicanism and equality of condition in Jacksonian politics
7. Banking on language: the currency of Alexander Bryan Johnson
Part III. The Lens of 'High' Culture: 8. An entrepreneur in spite of himself: Edgar Dégas and the market
9. A Yankee Diogenes: Thoreau and the market
10. Need and honour in Balzac's Père Goriot: reflections on a vision of laissez-faire society
Part IV. Agency and Structure: 11. The reformist dimensions of Talcott Parsons's early social theory
12. The strange career of The Lonely Crowd: or the antinomies of autonomy
13. Persons as uncaused causes: John Stuart Mill, The Spirit of Capitalism, and the 'invention' of formalism
Index.
List of contributors
Plates
Introduction: the culture of the market
Part I. Market Regimes Old and New: 1. The ruling class in the market place: nobles and money in early modern France
2. Territorial gardens: the control of land in seventeenth-century French formal gardens
3. Money, equality, fraternity: freemasonry and the social order in eighteenth-century Europe
4. Market culture, reckless passion and the Victorian reconstruction of punishment
Part II. Personality and Authority in the Age of Capital: 5. New cultural heroes in the early national period
6. Preserving 'the natural equality of rank and influence' liberalism, republicanism and equality of condition in Jacksonian politics
7. Banking on language: the currency of Alexander Bryan Johnson
Part III. The Lens of 'High' Culture: 8. An entrepreneur in spite of himself: Edgar Dégas and the market
9. A Yankee Diogenes: Thoreau and the market
10. Need and honour in Balzac's Père Goriot: reflections on a vision of laissez-faire society
Part IV. Agency and Structure: 11. The reformist dimensions of Talcott Parsons's early social theory
12. The strange career of The Lonely Crowd: or the antinomies of autonomy
13. Persons as uncaused causes: John Stuart Mill, The Spirit of Capitalism, and the 'invention' of formalism
Index.
Acknowledgments
List of contributors
Plates
Introduction: the culture of the market
Part I. Market Regimes Old and New: 1. The ruling class in the market place: nobles and money in early modern France
2. Territorial gardens: the control of land in seventeenth-century French formal gardens
3. Money, equality, fraternity: freemasonry and the social order in eighteenth-century Europe
4. Market culture, reckless passion and the Victorian reconstruction of punishment
Part II. Personality and Authority in the Age of Capital: 5. New cultural heroes in the early national period
6. Preserving 'the natural equality of rank and influence' liberalism, republicanism and equality of condition in Jacksonian politics
7. Banking on language: the currency of Alexander Bryan Johnson
Part III. The Lens of 'High' Culture: 8. An entrepreneur in spite of himself: Edgar Dégas and the market
9. A Yankee Diogenes: Thoreau and the market
10. Need and honour in Balzac's Père Goriot: reflections on a vision of laissez-faire society
Part IV. Agency and Structure: 11. The reformist dimensions of Talcott Parsons's early social theory
12. The strange career of The Lonely Crowd: or the antinomies of autonomy
13. Persons as uncaused causes: John Stuart Mill, The Spirit of Capitalism, and the 'invention' of formalism
Index.
List of contributors
Plates
Introduction: the culture of the market
Part I. Market Regimes Old and New: 1. The ruling class in the market place: nobles and money in early modern France
2. Territorial gardens: the control of land in seventeenth-century French formal gardens
3. Money, equality, fraternity: freemasonry and the social order in eighteenth-century Europe
4. Market culture, reckless passion and the Victorian reconstruction of punishment
Part II. Personality and Authority in the Age of Capital: 5. New cultural heroes in the early national period
6. Preserving 'the natural equality of rank and influence' liberalism, republicanism and equality of condition in Jacksonian politics
7. Banking on language: the currency of Alexander Bryan Johnson
Part III. The Lens of 'High' Culture: 8. An entrepreneur in spite of himself: Edgar Dégas and the market
9. A Yankee Diogenes: Thoreau and the market
10. Need and honour in Balzac's Père Goriot: reflections on a vision of laissez-faire society
Part IV. Agency and Structure: 11. The reformist dimensions of Talcott Parsons's early social theory
12. The strange career of The Lonely Crowd: or the antinomies of autonomy
13. Persons as uncaused causes: John Stuart Mill, The Spirit of Capitalism, and the 'invention' of formalism
Index.