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... , Rudolf . 1971 . Lemma on Invention. Historisches Wörterbuch der Philosophie . Basel/Stuttgart: Schwabe & Co. Verlag. Emerson , Sheila . 1993 . Ruskin: The Genesis of Invention . Cambridge: Cambridge University Press. Gagnier , Regenia 1993 . On the Insatiability of Human Wants...

.... Gray, A. (Sir). 1980 . The Development of Economic Doctrine: An Introductory Survey . 2d ed. Revised by A. Thompson. London: Longman. Gordon, B. 1975 . Economic Analysis before Adam Smith: Hesiod to Lessius . London: Macmillan. Henderson, W. 2000 . John Ruskin's Political Economy . London...

...David Throsby In 1857 in Manchester John Ruskin delivered two public lectures which he titled The Political Economy of Art . Can these lectures be seen in the history of economic thought as prefiguring the contemporary field of cultural economics? This article considers six issues of interest...

...Robert Leonard Roundtable Presentation Economics and Aesthetics in Ruskin and Neoclassicism Robert Leonard For the reader little versed in the work of John Ruskin, David Throsby’s essay provides an informative and charming introduction to the eco- nomic thought of the great...

...Annabel Wharton Roundtable Presentation John Ruskin: Ethics in Economics Annabel Wharton Go forth again to gaze upon the old cathedral front, where you have smiled so often at the fantastic ignorance of the old sculptors: examine once more...

...Gregory C. G. Moore Evangelical Aesthete: Ruskin and the Public Provision of Art Gregory C. G. Moore Let not Mr Ruskin Judge above the buskin. —Punch, 1 August 1857, 41...

....” Vunderbilt University ANDREAMANESCHI John Ruskin’s labour: a study of Ruskin’s social theory. By P. D. Anthony. Cam- bridge: Cambridge University Press, 1983. Pp. 220. $37.50. John Ruskin’s economic ideas have generated sporadic but intense controversy ever since...

.... John Ruskin’s Political Economy. By Willie Henderson. London: Routledge,2000. 200 pp. $55.00. Many historians of economic thought are likely to be unfamiliar with Ruskin’s writ- ings on political economy. Henderson seeks to acquaint the reader with Ruskin’s contribution to and influence...

... to illustrate Marx’s conceptual framework. Michael Perelman,California State University,Chico Reference Perelman,Michael. 1987. Karl Marx’s Crisis Theory: Labor, Scarcity, and Fictitious Capital. New York: Praeger. John Ruskin’s Political Economy. By Willie Henderson...

... words (p. 855), caused Italian eco- nomics to be “second to none by 1914.” Vunderbilt University ANDREAMANESCHI John Ruskin’s labour: a study of Ruskin’s social theory. By P. D. Anthony. Cam- bridge: Cambridge University Press, 1983. Pp. 220. $37.50. John...

...). Ryan Fiends of Commerce 81 unabated through a significant segment of Victorian social criticism. These are Ruskin’s remarks, for example, on the teachings of classical theory: The Science of Political Economy is a Lie . . . to the very root (as hitherto taught). It is also...

... social and en- vironmental consequences, the question of the unique role for the arts in society loomed large. The next articles in this issue examine the writings of three influential critics—Matthew Arnold, John Ruskin, and William Morris—who found the subject ripe for speculation...

...Neil De Marchi Roundtable Presentation Romantic versus Real-World Art-Making and Valuation Neil De Marchi Early on in his thoughtful reflection on Ruskin, the distinction between cultural and economic value arises, and David Throsby notes that mod- ern economic discourse has...

... preface (x–xii),is far more disjointed than the reader would suspect from the title or,for that matter,by analyzing the picture on the dust jacket. This portrays Ruskin on a Pegasus-like black charger,giving the death thrust with an (appropriate) medieval jousting lance to a capitalist clutching a bag...

...” economics as it is defined today does not even exist? He did so, I suggest, because the critics of classical economics had an influence he could not ignore. Indeed he was partly persuaded himself. Carlyle had called for an aristocracy of industry, and Ruskin for a nobility of work (see n. I1 below...

... Economics and Aesthetics in Ruskin and Neoclassicism  303 Thomas C. Leonard Religion and Evolution in Progressive Era Political Economy: Adversaries or Allies?  429 Tiago Mata Fractals in Economic Journalism...

..., Friedrich Engels and Karl Marx, John Stuart Mill, John Ruskin, Matthew Arnold, Thomas Hill Green, William Morris, and George Ber- nard Shaw. The editors provide a general introductory essay, brief introductions to each author’s selection, extensive notes, and a bibliography. This book has a very...

... of essays, 2,4, and 5, delve into the recurrent themes of organ- icism and internationalism. Matthew views Hobson’s work on Ruskin and Cobden as embodiments of a “general cause,” the progressive movement toward post- laissez-faire capitalism. Hobson’s biography of Ruskin reinforced his distaste...

... writings on these ideas and their influence on twentieth-century cultural policy. In his ideas and theories, Morris had many influences, including the Romantic poets, John Ruskin, and Karl Marx. But he also interpreted 1. I am indebted to Oliver Bennett, who has written about Matthew Arnold...

... specific works of art and other goods. But the arts usually lost out in such comparisons. Clark rejected the conception of art by which Matthew Arnold, John Ruskin, and William Morris (see Bennett, this issue; Moore, this issue; and Upchurch, this issue) all believed culture might make humans hap...