Smithian contexts: transition, progress and conflict
The purpose of this paper is to provide the reader with a brief historical and historiographical summary of the main features of the cultural, political and social contexts in which Adam Smith develops his thought on human nature. There are two hypotheses to be demonstrated: 1) The need to talk abou...
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doaj-1a8a62c253354d57a31157f6e98e98822021-04-30T13:43:13ZspaUniversity of BolognaMontesquieu.it2421-41242021-04-011310.6092/issn.2421-4124/1259610906Smithian contexts: transition, progress and conflictRiccardo Bonfiglioli0Università di CagliariThe purpose of this paper is to provide the reader with a brief historical and historiographical summary of the main features of the cultural, political and social contexts in which Adam Smith develops his thought on human nature. There are two hypotheses to be demonstrated: 1) The need to talk about plural contexts rather than a single context in reference to the Scottish Eighteenth Century; 2) The fact that these contexts are characterized by three main elements: transition, progress and conflict.https://montesquieu.unibo.it/article/view/12596adam smithscottish enlightenmenttransitionprogressconflict |
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The purpose of this paper is to provide the reader with a brief historical and historiographical summary of the main features of the cultural, political and social contexts in which Adam Smith develops his thought on human nature. There are two hypotheses to be demonstrated: 1) The need to talk about plural contexts rather than a single context in reference to the Scottish Eighteenth Century; 2) The fact that these contexts are characterized by three main elements: transition, progress and conflict. |
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