Enlightenment's Fable Bernard Mandeville And The Discovery Of Society
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Publisher: Cambridge University Press Summary: The Enlightenment’s ‘Fable’ examines the challenge offered to traditional morality and social understanding by Bernard Mandeville, whose infamous maxim ‘private vices, public benefits’ profoundly disturbed his contemporaries, and whose Fable of the Bees influenced Hume, Rousseau, Kant, and Adam Smith.
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Pub Date: 2005Publisher: Cambridge University Press Summary: The Enlightenment’s ‘Fable’ examines the challenge offered to traditional morality and social understanding by Bernard Mandeville, whose infamous maxim ‘private vices, public benefits’ profoundly disturbed his contemporaries, and whose Fable of the Bees influenced Hume, Rousseau, Kant, and Adam Smith.
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Pub Date: 2005
Publisher: Cambridge University Press
9780521619424
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0521619424
Pub Date: 2005
Publisher: Cambridge University Press
The Enlightenment’s ‘Fable’ examines the challenge offered to traditional morality and social understanding by Bernard Mandeville, whose infamous maxim ‘private vices, public benefits’ profoundly disturbed his contemporaries, and whose Fable of the Bees influenced Hume, Rousseau, Kant, and Adam Smith.
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