Adam Smith And Modern Sociology; a Study in the Methodology of the Social Sciences
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: What was the rela- tion of Smith's political science to his economic science ? Considered as a syllabus, or prospectus, or first draft, as it was in effect, the course of lectures is of value in proof that The Wealth of Nations is not a detached monograph. It is rather of the very texture of Smith's moral philosophy.
In other words, we have here the means, even if they were otherwise lacking, for disposing of the whole brood of theories of which Skarzyn- ski's may serve as an edifying example...; viz., that Smith was changed from an idealist into a materialist by his sojourn in France, and that The Wealth of Nations represents Smith's views in the latter character, as contrasted with the abandoned views of the Theory of Moral Senti- ments.^'' "" Pp. 209 ff.
^ W. Skarzynski, Adam Smith als M oralphilosoph und Schopfer der Nationalokonomie (Berlin, 1886). Skarzynski not only places himself in direct opposition to Oncken (cf. above, pp. s, and 29-32), but his book of nearly 500 pages is virtually an attempt to prove that Adam Smith was neither a great man nor a great thinker.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
: What was the rela- tion of Smith's political science to his economic science ? Considered as a syllabus, or prospectus, or first draft, as it was in effect, the course of lectures is of value in proof that The Wealth of Nations is not a detached monograph. It is rather of the very texture of Smith's moral philosophy.
In other words, we have here the means, even if they were otherwise lacking, for disposing of the whole brood of theories of which Skarzyn- ski's may serve as an edifying example...; viz., that Smith was changed from an idealist into a materialist by his sojourn in France, and that The Wealth of Nations represents Smith's views in the latter character, as contrasted with the abandoned views of the Theory of Moral Senti- ments.^'' "" Pp. 209 ff.
^ W. Skarzynski, Adam Smith als M oralphilosoph und Schopfer der Nationalokonomie (Berlin, 1886). Skarzynski not only places himself in direct opposition to Oncken (cf. above, pp. s, and 29-32), but his book of nearly 500 pages is virtually an attempt to prove that Adam Smith was neither a great man nor a great thinker.
What to read after Adam Smith And Modern Sociology; a Study in the Methodology of the Social Sciences?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Albion Woodbury Small to read onlineMoreLess
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