the Bourgeois Virtues Two cheers for Mccloskeymccloskey's

Stewart Davenport

A chapter in A Research Annual, 2009, pp 225-233 from Emerald Group Publishing Limited

Abstract: Simply put, this is an important book – for many reasons. Daring to stand in the middle of multiple communities who usually hate one another, Deirdre McCloskey seeks to reconcile them, pointing out to each their actual compatibilities, and in the process, demolishing their fiercely defended disciplinary boundaries, as well as exposing some of their more unpleasant hypocrisies.

Date: 2009
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