Princeton, NJ, Estados Unidos ; Oxford, Inglaterra : Princeton University Press, c2016.

xxiv, 571 p. ; 25 cm.

Preface. -- Abbreviations. -- Notes on contributors. -- I. Introduction: texts and context. -- 1. The biography of Adam Smith. -- 2. The lecturers on rhetoric and belles lettres. - 3. The theory of moral sentiments. -- 4. The lectures on jurisprudence. -- 5. The wealth of nations. -- 6. The essays on philosophical subjects. -- 7. Smith and the Scottish Enlightenment. -- II. Smith's social vision. -- 8. Adam Smith on living a life. -- 9. Adam Smith: self-interested and the virtues. -- 10. Adam Smith on equality. -- 11. Adam Smith on justice and injustice. -- 12. Adam Smith and the sympathetic imagination. -- 13. Adam Smith on freedom. -- III. Smith and economics. -- 14. Adam Smith and modern economics. -- 15. Adam Smith and the history of economic thought: the case of banking. -- 16. Adam Smith and experimental economics: sentiments to wealth. -- 17. Adam Smith and economic development. -- IV. Smith beyond economics. -- 18. Adam Smith and religion. -- 19. Adam Smith and political theory. -- 20. Adam Smith and modern ethics. -- 21. Adam Smith and feminist ethics: sympathy, resentment, and solidarity. -- 22. Adam Smith's jurisprudence: resentment, punishment, justice. -- 23. Adam Smith and rhetoric. -- 24. Adam Smith's narrative line. -- 25. Adam Smith and the history of philosophy. -- 26. Adam Smith and Enlightenment studies. -- V. Smith beyond the academy. --27. Adam Smith: some popular uses and abuses. -- 28. Adam Smith and the left. -- 29. Adam Smith and the right. -- 30. Adam Smith in China: from ideology. -- 31. Adam Smith and shareholder capitalism. -- 32. Adam Smith and free trade. -- Index. --

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