The Oxford handbook of Adam Smith

목차 (Table of Contents)

• CONTENTS
• Abbreviations = xv
• List of Contributors = xvii
• Introduction
• Adam Smith : An Outline of Life, Times, and Legacy / CHRISTOPHER J. BERRY = 1
• Smith's Life (1723-90) = 1
• Socotland in the age of Smith = 5
• The Enlinghtenment : Scotland and beyond = 10
• Legacy and reputation = 13
• PART Ⅰ : ADAM SMITH : HERITAGE AND CONTEMPORARIES
• 1. Adam Smith : A Biographer's Reflections / NICHOLAS PHILLIPSON = 23
• 2. Newtonianism and Adam Smith / LEONIDAS MONTES = 36
• Newtonianism = 38
• Newton's Reception = 42
• Smith's Newtonianism = 46
• Conclusion = 50
• 3. Adam Smith and Rousseau : Enlightenment and Counter-Enlightenment / DENNIS C.RASMUSSEN = 54
• Spreading'enlightenment' = 56
• Markets and morals = 60
• Liberty and citizenship = 64
• The progress of society = 68
• 4. Adam Smith and Early-Modern Thought / CHRISTOPHERJ.BERRY = 77
• Descartes (1596-1650) = 79
• Bacon (1561-1626) = 80
• Hobbes (1588-1679) = 83
• Locke (1632-1704) = 87
• Pufendorf (1632-94) = 90
• Harrington (1611-77) = 92
• Shaftesbury (1671-1713) and Mandeville (1670-1732) = 94
• Hutcheson (1694-1746) = 95
• Conclusion = 97
• PART Ⅱ : ADAM SMITH ON LANGUAGE, ART, AND CULTURE
• 5. Adam Smith's Aesthetics / CATHERINE LABIO = 105
• "The history of astronomy, or why the imagination matters = 106
• 'Of the external senses' : perception,language, meaning = 108
• The essay on the imitative arts : the case for disparity = 109
• The lectures on rhetoric and belles lettres, of why character matters = 111
• Lectures on jurisprudence, of the institutionalization of art and literature = 116
• The theory of moral sentiments : aesthetics, ethics, and economics = 117
• The wealth of nations : (un)productive labour = 122
• Conclusion = 124
• 6. Adam Smith as Critic / JAMES CHANDLER = 126
• 7. Adam Smith : History and Poetics / MICHAEL C.AMROZOWICZ = 143
• 8. Adam Smith on Language and Rhetoric : The Ethics of Style, Character, and Propriety / C.JAN SWEARINGEN = 159
• Rhetoric and character = 162
• Language = 167
• Histories : speech, style, and character = 170
• Legacies = 172
• PART Ⅲ : ADAM SMITH AND MORAL PHILOSOPHY
• 9. Adam Smith : The Sympathetic Process and the Origin and Function of Conscience / CHRISTEL FRICKE = 177
• Introduction : conscience in the Theory of Moral Sentiments = 177
• Moral education,the sympathetic process, and naive moral judgment = 180
• Conscientious moral self-judgment and the explicit concern for impartiality and Praiseworthiness = 184
• Conscientionus moral self-judgment = 188
• Conscience, virtue, and the problem of erroneous moral judgment = 191
• The 'wise and virtuous' = 196
• Conclusion = 198
• 10. Adam Smith and the Limits of Sympathy / DUNCAN KELLY = 201
• Authority and utility = 202
• Imagination = 204
• Propriety and sympathetic judgment = 206
• Conclusion = 214
• 11. Adam Smith and Virtue / RYAN PATRICK HANLEY = 219
• Smith's eclectic virtue theory = 219
• Smith on the ethical virtues = 222
• Smith on the intellectual virtues = 230
• The wise and virtuous man and the pursuit of perfection = 236
• 12. Adam Smith and Self-Interest / EUGENE HEATH = 241
• Self-preservation, selfishness, and self-interest = 242
• Self-love and self-interest = 245
• Self-love and the corruption of moral perception = 250
• Self-interest and commerce = 253
• Prudence and ambition = 259
• PART Ⅳ : ADAM SMITH AND ECONOMICS
• 13. Adam Smith on Labour and Capital / TONY ASPROMOURGOS = 267
• Division of labour = 268
• The concept of capital = 270
• Capital accumulation and ecconomic development = 272
• Productive versus unproductive labour = 275
• Wages and prolicy = 278
• Economic policy = 282
• Legacy = 285
• 14. Adam Smith on Value and Prices / NERIO NALDI = 290
• Two meanings of value = 292
• Real price and real measure of exchangeable value = 293
• The component parts of price = 298
• Natural price, market price, and effiectual demand = 302
• 15. Adam Smith on Money, Banking, and the Price Level / HUGH ROCKOFF = 307
• The Money supply = 307
• The weakness of a fractional reserve banking system = 309
• Small notes = 311
• The Ayr Bank and the Crisis of 1772 = 314
• The real bills doctrine = 317
• Usury laws = 318
• The role of the Bank of England = 319
• Bank regulation : the bottom line = 321
• Smith's macroeconomic views = 322
• Conclusion = 329
• 16. Commercial Relations : From Adam Smith to Field Experiments / MARIA PIA PAGANELLI = 333
• Markets fostering Morality = 334
• Morality fostering markets = 340
• Negative consequences of markets on morality = 343
• A testable hypothesis = 344
• Conclusion = 347
• PART Ⅴ : ADAM SMITH ON HISTORY AND POLITICS
• 17. Adam Smith : Theorist of Corruption / SPIROS TEGOS = 353
• The butcher, the brewer, and the courtier : the issue of obsequiousness = 354
• Moderate virtues and obsequiousness = 359
• Endemic commercial corruption = 361
• Commerce and martial spirit 361
• Division of labour and alienation = 362
• Commercial manners and the corruption of moderate virtues = 364
• The coxcomb and the poor man's son = 366
• Concluding remaks = 368
• 18. Adam Smith and the State : Language and Reform / DAVID M.LEVY ; SANDRAJ.PEART = 372
• Does reform make sense in Smith's system? = 374
• Reading Smith = 375
• The texts = 378
• A necessary scarcity = 379
• Hume on contingent property = 380
• Diffusion of imperative to act justly = 383
• Leadership and time = 384
• Time and habit explain the outcome of a Politicla process = 386
• Reform as social stoicism = 386
• Conclustion = 388
• 19. Adam Smith and the Law / FABRIZIO SIMON = 393
• Rights and law in Smithian jurisprudence = 393
• The role of justice = 400
• The anti-utilitarianism and anti-contractualism of Smithian jurisprudence = 408
• Smith and modern law and economics = 411
• Conclusion = 414
• 20. Adam Smith on Emppire and International Relations / EDWIN VAN DE HAAT = 417
• Main influences = 418
• On empire = 422
• Smith on inetrnational relations = 428
• Adam Smith and internation relations theory = 433
• PART Ⅵ : ADAM SMITH ON SOCIAL RELATIONS
• 21. Adam Smith on Civility and Civil Society / RICHARD BOYD = 443
• Civil society in Smith's time and ours = 443
• The genealogy of 'civil society' = 445
• Civil society and manmers = 449
• Civil society and justice = 451
• Civil society and citizenship = 454
• Civil society and the division of labour = 455
• The ambiivalence of civil society = 458
• Conclusion = 460
• 22. Adam Smith on Religion ; GAVIN KENNEDY / GAVIN KENNEDY = 464
• Childhood = 465
• Oxford = 465
• The significance of his mother = 467
• A revealing incident in 1785 = 468
• Religion in Smith's earliest essay = 468
• Religion in the wealth of nations = 470
• Theology in moral sentiments = 473
• Closing thoughts = 481
• 23. Adam Smitn on Equality / SAMUEL FLEISCHACKER = 485
• Is Smith an egalitarian? = 485
• Equality The Theory of Moral Sentiments and An Inquiry into the Nature and Causes of the Wealth of Nations = 487
• Hierarchy in the Theory of Moral Sentiments and An Inquiry into the Nature and Causes of the Wealth of Nations = 494
• Varieties of egilatarianism = 496
• 24. Adam Smith on Women / MAUREEN HARKIN = 501
• The Wealth of Nations = 502
• Lectures on jurisprudence = 504
• Theory of moral sentiments = 513
• PART Ⅶ : ADAM SMITH : LEGACY AND INFLUENCE
• 25. Adam Smith and Marx / SPENCERJ.PACK = 523
• Marx's general attitude towards Smith = 524
• Value theory = 527
• Money and capital = 528
• Character = 530
• The state and change = 533
• Conclusion = 536
• 26. Adam Smith and the New Right / CRAIG SMITH = 539
• The New Right = 541
• Friedman = 545
• Buchanan = 547
• Hayek = 550
• Hume = 554
• Conclusion = 555
• 27. Adam Smith : Methods, Morals, and Markets / TOM CAMPBELL = 559
• Methods = 561
• Morals = 566
• Markets = 571
• conclusion = 578
• 28. The Contemporary Relevance of Adam Smith / AMARTYA SEN = 581
• Early reception of Smith = 581
• Uses and abuses of Smith = 582
• 'Prodigals' and 'Projectors' = 584
• Smith and the role of the state = 585
• Smith's ideas on reasoned choice and rationality = 585
• Smith on human behaviour = 587
• Smith on the pursuit of justice = 588
• Global reasoning in the contemporary world and the impartial spectator = 589
• A concluding remark = 591
• Index = 593