Major Works
“Aristotle and Adam Smith on Justice: Cooperation Between Ancients and Moderns?”
- Berns, Laurence. “Aristotle and Adam Smith on Justice: Cooperation Between Ancients and Moderns?” The Review of Metaphysics (1994): 71–90.Excerpt: “Sympathy in smith. The most wide-spread, but ill-informed, opinion about Adam Smith, based on his reputation as the founder of modern economics, makes him out to be a Social Darwinist for whom the most important form of human interaction is… MoreRepublics Ancient and Modern
- Rahe, Paul Anthony. Republics Ancient and Modern. UNC Press Books, 1994.From a Review: This is a work vast in scale, soaring in its scholarly ambition, and magnificent, if uneven, in its achievement. The author’s command of the primary sources is staggering in breadth and depth, deftly orchestrated, and rich with insight. Three… More
Other Works
“Aristotle and Adam Smith on Justice: Cooperation Between Ancients and Moderns?”
- Berns, Laurence. “Aristotle and Adam Smith on Justice: Cooperation Between Ancients and Moderns?” The Review of Metaphysics (1994): 71–90.Excerpt: “Sympathy in smith. The most wide-spread, but ill-informed, opinion about Adam Smith, based on his reputation as the founder of modern economics, makes him out to be a Social Darwinist for whom the most important form of human interaction is… MoreRepublics Ancient and Modern
- Rahe, Paul Anthony. Republics Ancient and Modern. UNC Press Books, 1994.From a Review: This is a work vast in scale, soaring in its scholarly ambition, and magnificent, if uneven, in its achievement. The author’s command of the primary sources is staggering in breadth and depth, deftly orchestrated, and rich with insight. Three… More
Commentary
“Aristotle and Adam Smith on Justice: Cooperation Between Ancients and Moderns?”
- Berns, Laurence. “Aristotle and Adam Smith on Justice: Cooperation Between Ancients and Moderns?” The Review of Metaphysics (1994): 71–90.Excerpt: “Sympathy in smith. The most wide-spread, but ill-informed, opinion about Adam Smith, based on his reputation as the founder of modern economics, makes him out to be a Social Darwinist for whom the most important form of human interaction is… MoreRepublics Ancient and Modern
- Rahe, Paul Anthony. Republics Ancient and Modern. UNC Press Books, 1994.From a Review: This is a work vast in scale, soaring in its scholarly ambition, and magnificent, if uneven, in its achievement. The author’s command of the primary sources is staggering in breadth and depth, deftly orchestrated, and rich with insight. Three… More
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“Aristotle and Adam Smith on Justice: Cooperation Between Ancients and Moderns?”
- Berns, Laurence. “Aristotle and Adam Smith on Justice: Cooperation Between Ancients and Moderns?” The Review of Metaphysics (1994): 71–90.Excerpt: “Sympathy in smith. The most wide-spread, but ill-informed, opinion about Adam Smith, based on his reputation as the founder of modern economics, makes him out to be a Social Darwinist for whom the most important form of human interaction is… MoreRepublics Ancient and Modern
- Rahe, Paul Anthony. Republics Ancient and Modern. UNC Press Books, 1994.From a Review: This is a work vast in scale, soaring in its scholarly ambition, and magnificent, if uneven, in its achievement. The author’s command of the primary sources is staggering in breadth and depth, deftly orchestrated, and rich with insight. Three… More
Teaching
“Aristotle and Adam Smith on Justice: Cooperation Between Ancients and Moderns?”
- Berns, Laurence. “Aristotle and Adam Smith on Justice: Cooperation Between Ancients and Moderns?” The Review of Metaphysics (1994): 71–90.Excerpt: “Sympathy in smith. The most wide-spread, but ill-informed, opinion about Adam Smith, based on his reputation as the founder of modern economics, makes him out to be a Social Darwinist for whom the most important form of human interaction is… MoreRepublics Ancient and Modern
- Rahe, Paul Anthony. Republics Ancient and Modern. UNC Press Books, 1994.From a Review: This is a work vast in scale, soaring in its scholarly ambition, and magnificent, if uneven, in its achievement. The author’s command of the primary sources is staggering in breadth and depth, deftly orchestrated, and rich with insight. Three… More