Economics of Good and Evil: The Quest for Economic Meaning from Gilgamesh to Wall Street

Tomáš Sedláček · Václav Havel

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1. The Epic of Gilgamesh: On effectiveness, Immortality and the Economics of Friendship 2. The Old Testament: Earthliness and Goodness 3. Ancient Greece 4. Christianity: Spirituality in the Material World 5. Descartes the Mechanic 6. Bernard Mandeville's Beehive of Vice 7. Adam Smith, Blacksmith of Economics 8. Need for Greed - The History of Want 9. Progress and Sabbath Economics 10. The Axis of Good and Evil and the Bibles of Economics 11. The History of the Invisible Hand of the Market and Homo Oeconomicus 12. The History of Animal Spirits - the Dream Never Sleeps 13. MetaMathematics 14. Masters of Truth: Science, Myths and Faith

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