nydus/A History of Greek Economic ThoughtPublic

This volume provides a reinterpretation of Greek economic theory by examining the relationship between ancient thought and modern humanitarian economy. The text analyzes Greek economic ideas within the context of the contemporary economic environment and provides a bibliography of relevant scholarly works.

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Table of Contents

Cover
Title page(p. 1)
Copyright(p. 2)
Table of Contents(p. 3)
Footnotes have been collected at the end of the…(pp. 4-10)
PREFACE(p. 11)
CHAPTER I INTRODUCTION(pp. 12-19)
CHAPTER II ECONOMIC IDEAS BEFORE PLATO, AND REASONS FOR THE UNDEVELOPED CHARACTER OF GREEK ECONOMICS(pp. 20-27)
CHAPTER III PLATO(pp. 28-65)
CHAPTER IV XENOPHON(pp. 66-77)
CHAPTER V THE ORATORS—DEMOSTHENES, ISOCRATES(pp. 78-80)
CHAPTER VI ARISTOTLE(pp. 81-122)
CHAPTER VII MINOR PHILOSOPHERS, CONTEMPORARIES OR SUCCESSORS OF PLATO AND ARISTOTLE(pp. 123-140)
CHAPTER VIII GENERAL CONCLUSIONS ON THE IMPORTANCE AND INFLUENCE OF GREEK ECONOMICS(pp. 141-145)
BIBLIOGRAPHY(pp. 146-153)
INDEX OF SUBJECTS AND AUTHORS(pp. 154-167)
Notes(pp. 168-395)
Colophon(p. 396)
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