Reflections on Commercial Life: An Anthology of Classic Texts from Plato to the PresentPatrick Murray Routledge, 2014 M06 11 - 500 páginas Reflections on Commercial Life, an anthology of writings, from the ancient Greeks to contemporary thinkers, provides students, scholars, and general readers an opportunity to develop a more self-conscious and critical relationship to commercial life. Selections are drawn from seminal works of high intellectual and literary quality. Through an inquiry into history, nature, and outcomes, this volume offers the opportunity to explore, as never before, alternatives to modern commercial life. |
Contenido
Chapter 2 Aristotle | |
Chapter 3 ST Thomas Aquinas | |
Chapter 4 ST Thomas more | |
Chapter 5 John Locke | |
Chapter 6 Bernard Mandeville | |
Chapter 13 John Stuart Mill | |
Chapter 14 Thorstein Veblen | |
Chapter 15 Georg Simmel | |
Chapter 16 Max Weber | |
Chapter 17 Marcel Mauss | |
Chapter 18 Georges Bataille | |
Chapter 19 Simone Well | |
Chapter 20 Friedrich A Hayek | |
Chapter 7 David Hume | |
Chapter 8 Adam Smith | |
Chapter 9 James Madison | |
Chapter 10 Friedrich Schiller | |
Chapter 11 GWF Hegel | |
Chapter 12 Karl Marx | |
Chapter 21 Hannah Arendt | |
Chapter 22 Daniel Bell | |
Chapter 23 Jean Baudrillard | |
Index | |
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