... . A Review of Economic Doctrines: 1870–1929 . Oxford: Clarendon. Keynes , John Neville . 1900 . Obituary [of Henry Sidgwick]. Economic Journal 10 ( December ): 585 -91. Macleod , H. D. 1866 . Theory and Practice of Banking . 2d ed. London: Longman, Green, Reader & Dyer. Macleod...

...Steven G. Medema Henry Sidgwick's loss of religious faith is central to understanding the origins of the Cambridge school of welfare economics. The most prominent “public” manifestation of this loss and its impact on Sidgwick's thought was his Methods of Ethics , which was at once the capstone work...

... (1876), offers a sophisticated intervention in these debates, and it is in dialogue with the thought of the Victorian political economist and moral philosopher Henry Sidgwick and his group. Eliot engages with the perceived break—diagnosed by Sidgwick and other political economists of the period—between...

.... ____. 1992 . Sidgwick and the Cambridge Moralists. In Essays on Henry Sidgwick , edited by B. Schultz, 93 -121. Cambridge: Cambridge University Press. Schultz, Bart. 1992 . Henry Sidgwick Today. In Essays on Henry Sidgwick , edited by B. Schultz, 1 -61. Cambridge: Cambridge University Press...

... over egoistic psychological hedonism. Moreover, the resolution of this conflict translates itself into new neo-Classical maxims of policy, especially in the works of Henry Sidgwick and William S. Jevons. and Parris. It is near-Hegelian in the inevitability of sequence...

... voluntary associa- tions for a more central role in the division of power, while Henry Sidgwick was willing to see the state assume greater prerogatives of power. The choice of Smith and Mill as representative exponents of class- ical economic liberalism is imperative. Smith is important...

... of this narrative is found in the life of another Henry, Henry Sidgwick, told in the next article by Steven Medema. Whereas Thornton was a faithful believer who saw no appar- ent connection between his faith and his economics, Sidgwick lost his early faith and struggled mightily with the implications...

... of economic analysis . London. Sidgwick , A. , and E. M. Sidgwick. 1906 . Henry Sidgwick: a memoir . London. Sen , A. K. 1970 . Collective choice and social welfare . London. Vickrey , W. S. 1960 . ‘Utility, strategy and social decision rules.’ Quarterly Journal of Economics 74...

.... Sraffa. Cambridge: Cambridge University Press. Schultz, B. 2004 . Henry Sidgwick: Eye of the Universe; An Intellectual Biography. Cambridge: Cambridge University Press. [Sidgwick, A., and E. M. Sidgwick]. 1882 . Henry Sidgwick: A Memoir . London: Macmillan. Slotten, R. A. 2004...

...: Macmillan. Robbins, Lionel. 1952 . The Theory of Economic Policy in English Classical Political Economy . London: Macmillan. Samuels, Warren J. 1966 . The Classical Theory of Economic Policy . Cleveland: World. Sidgwick, Henry. [1891] 1897 . The Elements of Politics . 2nd ed. London...

... and journalist.8 The 6. See Hume [1739] 1888, 1938; Dicker 1998; and Andrews 1999. 7. See the introduction to Kant [1783] 1902, and Guyer 2006. 8. Henry Sidgwick, who called Coleridge “one of the most remarkable and interesting among the leaders of English thought,” characterized him as “the chief...

...: Cambridge University Press. Schultz, B. 2004 . Henry Sidgwick: Eye of the Universe . Cambridge: Cambridge University Press. Stedman Jones, G. 2004 . An End to Poverty . London: Profile Books. Strauss, D. F. 1846 . The Life of Jesus: Critically Examined . Translated by George Eliot. 3 vols...

... to be in the home- the private domestic sphere. Work outside the home was to be limited to exceptional cases, such as those whose familial responsibilities had been foregone or outgrown. The positions of the writers are not identical. John Stuart Mill, Henry Fawcett, and Henry Sidgwick thought...

... England—or John Stuart Mill, Henry Fawcett and Henry Sidgwick Ponder the ‘Woman Question .” In Feminism and Political Economy in Victorian England , edited by Groenewegen Peter , 25 – 45 . Aldershot : Edward Elgar . Caine Barbara . 1997 . English Feminism 1780–1980 . Oxford...

.... Malthus, David Ricardo, Jeremy Bentham, James Mill, John Stuart Mill, J. R. McCulloch, Nassau Senior, Herbert Spencer, Henry Faw- cett, and Henry Sidgwick. The addition of a number of European thinkers- Wilhelm von Humboldt, J. B. Say, C. F. Bastiat, Karl Marx, and Friedrich En- gels-provides...

...: The Evolution of Institutions for Collective Action . Cambridge : Cambridge University Press . Porter Theodore M. 1995 . Trust in Numbers: The Pursuit of Objectivity in Science and Public Life . Princeton : Princeton University Press . Sidgwick Henry . 1887 . The Principles...

... Annual Studies 44 : 199 -207. ____. 2003 . Marshall's Evolutionary Economics . London: Routledge. Richards, J. 1988 . Mathematical Visions: The Pursuit of Geometry in Victorian England . Boston: Academic Press. Sidgwick, A., and E. Sidgwick. 1906 . Henry Sidgwick: A Memoir . London...

..., particularly G.E. Moore and Henry Sidgwick. Knight correctly and con- vincingly renders early Pigou as intellectually curious and undogmatic, an economist who was attentive to the ethical and philosophical underpinnings of his discipline. In the next chapter, Knight uses Pigou s 1933 Theory of Unemployment...

... studied here include Thorold Rogers, J. E. Cairnes, Henry Fawcett, and Goldwin Smith. The third section discusses mainstream economists from 1870 to 1914 and has essays on W. S. Jevons, Henry Sidgwick, Alfred Marshall, J. S. Nicholson, and Sir Robert Gif- fen. The final section covers heretical...

... , a major element in this pre-Marshallian thought was the work of Henry Sidgwick. Of the writers prior to Marshall, Mill is usually considered the main channel through which the direction of classical economic thought concerning laissez-faire was altered. However, Sidgwick’s...