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Keynes and Philosophy
Essays on the Origin of Keynes’s Thought
9781852783068 Edward Elgar PublishingCritical Acclaim
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Critical Acclaim
‘Keynes and Philosophy is a significant contribution to the new Keynesian fundamentalism. For the first time many of the newly emerging perspectives on Keynes’s early philosophical thought are brought together in a single volume. The analytical depth and divisive nature of the debates are clearly evident. The volume conveys the controversial excitement within the newest field of Keynesian scholarship.’
– Bill Gerrard, University of York, UK
– Bill Gerrard, University of York, UK
Contents
Contents: 1. Introduction (B.W. Bateman and J.B. Davis) 2. Sidgwick, Moore and Keynes: A Philosophical Analysis of Keynes’s ‘My Early Beliefs’ (Y. Shionoya) 3. Burke and Keynes (S. Helburn) 4. The Rules of the Road: Keynes’s Theoretical Rationale for Public Policy (B.W. Bateman) 5. Keynes’s Weight of Argument and its Bearing on Rationality and Uncertainty (R. O’Donnell) 6. Keynes’s View of Economics as a Moral Science: Keynes on Organic Interdependence (J.B. Davis) 7. The Methodology of the Critique of the Classical Theory: Keynesian Organic Interdependence (A. Carabelli) 8. The Significance of Keynes’s Idealism (A. Fitzgibbons)
