Postmodern, quantitative, literary, ex-Marxist, economist, historian, Episcopalian, coastie-bred Chicagoan but now Washington woman who was once not.
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Then after 1798—as economic historians have discovered over the past few decades—life in quite a few places got better. Slowly, and then quickly, and by now with unstoppable, ramifying, worldwide force, it got much better. Material life got...
Glorious Amateuring
I complained about amateurs thinking they know enough about the economy to offer their amateur opinions.
But the word “amateur” in both of our languages comes from Latin amare, to love. I have no complaint at all about people loving econom...
A Philosophical Psychology?
If the Seven are good, common places to start a philosophical psychology, then they should show up in the works of psychologists. They do.
A startling new book, published under the auspices of the American Psychological Association, edited...
The System of the Virtues
The principal ends of human acts are God, self, and others, since we do whatever we do for the sake of one of these.
Aquinas, Summa Theologia, Ia IIae, q. 73,
art. 9, objection 3, “I answer that.”.
[O]ur life consists in this achievi...
The Pagan-Ethical Bourgeois
The Royal Palace on the Dam Square in Amsterdam began its life in 1648 not as a monument to royalty—Holland was officially a republic until Napoleon—but to the burgerlijk virtues that had triumphed in war and commerce over Spain during the...
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