...) to the physical sciences. There is a telling quote from Marshall, that when man “is said to produce material things, he really only produces utilities” by adapting materials to satisfy human wants (16). “The econ- omy went from being a natural entity to being a social one” (153). There is a further...

.... Amer- ican Economic Review 67.2:76–90. Understanding Dennis Robertson: The Man and His Work. By Gordon Fletcher. Cheltenham, U.K.:Edward Elgar, 2000. 448 pp. £75.00. Within the discipline of the history of economic thought, Gordon Fletcher has been primarily a defender of John Maynard...

... of com- munism. However, because Marx in the Manuscripts perceived true com- munism as an unalienated society, the absence of a selection on alienation is rather startling. This omission is amply rectified in Bertell Ollman’s Alienation: Marx’s Conception of Man in Capitalist Society...

... & Sons. Towse , Ruth . 1997 . Baumol's Cost Disease: The Arts and Other Victims . Aldershot: Edward Elgar. Positive Science, Normative Man: Lionel Robbins and the Political Economy of Art Márcia Balisciano and Steven G. Medema When scholars look at the world around them, they do so...

.... but it is still a delight to encounter Smith once again in his many different guises--as moralist, social psychologist. 502 History of Political Economy 8:4 (1976) literary critic, educator, intimate of some of the great intellects of Scotland and England, and man of culture in the broadest sense...

...Peter V. Mini Book Reviews 291 Rational Economic Man: A Philosophical Critique of Neo-Classical Economics. By Martin Hollis and Edward Nell. London: Cambridge Uni- versity Press, 1975. Pp. 279. $14.95. The cooperative...

... in the Mamian areas. Rutgers University ALEXANDERBALINKY John Maynard Keynes: a personal biography of the man who revolutionalized capitalism and the way we live. By Charles H. Hession. New York: Mamillan, 1984. Pp. xv, 400. E22.95. John Maynard Keynes. Volume 1...

..., according to Wilber and Jameson. Much else of interest is discussed in the book as well. DePaul University WILLIAMM. DUGGER The soul of modern economic man. By Milton L. Myers. Chicago: The University of Chicago Press, 1983. Pp. 148. $17.50. This book...

... Raaij, W. Fred. 1999 . History of Economic Psychology. In Consumer Research and Economic Psychology , edited by Peter Earl and Simon Kemp, 289 -96. Cheltenham, U.K.: Edward Elgar. Rational Economic Man and the Ignoble Savage John Lodewijks Whatever the value of their exotic fact...

... more interesting man” James P. Henderson I. Introduction The earliest efforts to apply mathematical techniques to economic phenom- ena involved algebraic statements of the quantity equation of exchange. In 1771 the first formal algebraic equation of exchange...

... 1990 by Duke University Press CCC 0018-2702/90/$1.50 Adam Smith on the providential reconciliation of individual and social interests: is man led by an invisible hand or misled by a sleight of hand? J. Ronnie Davis...

...! The result might somehow have been comparable to these manuscripts.) Aoyama Gakuin University, Tokyo MARTINBRONFENBRENNER Man’s social nature: a topic of the Scottish Enlightenment in its historical setting. By Norbert Waszek. European University Studies Series XX, Philosophy...

...Harold Wolozin John Passmore. New York: Charles Scribner's Sons, 1974. Pp. 213. $7.95. Copyright © 1975 by Duke University Press 1975 392 History of Political Economy Buffon on man’s influence on nature (Des Ppoyiies de lli ncitiire) seem to be Glacken’s favorites, and he...

...Jennifer Cohen Abstract Economics reproduces itself as a [white] man's field through resistance to demographic and epistemic diversity. Although some resistance is expressed by anonymous individuals, they are neither the sole nor the primary source. Resistance is internal to the discipline...

..., who taught them better than other philosophers did. Manioudis / John Stuart Mill 143 theoretical and a historical one or, in eighteenth-century terms, a philosophical and a critical one:6 Doubtless, in the infinite complexities of human affairs, any general theorem which a wise man will form...

... man “is said to produce material things, he really only produces utilities” by adapting materials to satisfy human wants (16). “The econ- omy went from being a natural entity to being a social one” (153). There is a further claim, made quite prominently at the start of the book and again...

...: Harvard University Press. ____. 1972 . Bertil Ohlins memoarer: Ung man blir politiker . Stockholm: Bonniers. ____ 1924 [ 1991 ]. The Theory of Trade. In Heckscher-Ohlin Trade Theory , by Bertil Ohlin and Eli Heckscher. Cambridge: MIT Press. Royal Academy of Sciences. 1978 . The Nobel Prize...