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Xenophons 'Oikonomikos' Vademecum zu einem Klassiker der Haushaltsökonomie

1998

by Xenophon

[Front Matter and Series Introduction]: This segment contains the title page and the series introduction for 'Klassiker der Nationalökonomie'...

Economic HistoryFriedrich A. HayekVolkswirtschaftAristotleMercantilismpolitical economyRationalityPlatoEconomic PolicyCapitalismproletariatUtilityVilfredo ParetoslaveryagricultureDivision of LaborMontesquieuInterest TheoryKarl MarxEntrepreneurshipProfit and LossSupply and DemandHuman CapitalMarginalismProductivityExternalitiesInnovationmacroeconomicsSubjective ValueAdam SmithEconomies of ScaleEpistemologyMax WeberMethodologyPositivismThomas HobbesEmpiricismImmanuel KantJeremy BenthamSocial JusticeUse ValueClassical EconomicsPhysiocracy

Table of Contents · 37 segments

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Front Matter and Series Introductiontheoretical
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Table of Contents and Publication Detailstheoretical
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Xenophon's Oikonomikos: The Beginning of Which Economic Theory?theoretical
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The Primitivist vs. Modernist Debate in Ancient Economicstheoretical
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The Cultural and Philosophical Context of Xenophon's Writingtheoretical
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Socratic Dialogues and the Character of Kritobulostheoretical
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Ischomachos and the 'Poroi' (Ways and Means)theoretical
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Economic Spirit and the Ideal of the Polis Citizentheoretical
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Analysis of the 1734 Edition and the Definition of Wealththeoretical
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Management, Virtue, and Social Obligationstheoretical
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The Role of Women and the Persian Model of Agriculturetheoretical
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Delegation, Supervision, and the Ethics of Labortheoretical
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Land Speculation and the Conclusion of Oikonomikostheoretical
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Post-Xenophontic Ancient Economic Literaturetheoretical
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The Legacy of Ancient Economics and Modern Theorytheoretical
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Appendix: Textual Comparison and Epigrams on Xenophontheoretical
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Scholarly Perspectives on Xenophon's Economic Contributionstheoretical
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Xenophon's Method and Selected Excerptstheoretical
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Excerpts from Gastmahl, Hiero, and Agesilaustheoretical
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Images of Xenophon's 'Book of Household Management'theoretical
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Descriptions of Archaeological Plates (1-10)theoretical
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Xenophon's Economic Thought Beyond 'Oikonomikos'theoretical
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Productive Labor, Credit, and the Silver Mines of Lauriumtheoretical
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Macroeconomics and Political Incentivestheoretical
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Division of Labor and the Influence on Adam Smiththeoretical
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Philosophical Foundations of Ancient Economic Theorytheoretical
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Ancient vs. Modern Economic Epistemologytheoretical
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The Anti-Aristotelian Premises of Modern Economic Theorytheoretical
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Epistemological Foundations: Modern Empiricism vs. Aristotelian Substancetheoretical
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Platonic and Aristotelian Epistemology: The Principle of Contradictiontheoretical
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The Mathematical Science: From Plato's Monas to Modern Algebratheoretical
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The Nature of Man and Economic Action in Aristotletheoretical
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Needs, Justice, and the Critique of Market-Driven Desiretheoretical
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Xenophon's Oikonomikos: Household Management as Sciencetheoretical
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Biographical Data and Bibliography of Xenophonbibliography
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Chronology of Economic and Philosophical Thinkersbibliography
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About the Authorsbibliography
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