The Complete Works of Thorstein Veblen. Insightful Critiques and Witty Social Commentary on Capitalist Society
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- Nombre de pages2320
- FormatePub
- ISBN859-65--4780661-5
- EAN8596547806615
- Date de parution10/01/2024
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- ÉditeurGOOD PRESS
Résumé
In "The Complete Works of Thorstein Veblen, " readers are presented with a comprehensive compilation of the seminal thought of an economist and social critic whose ideas laid the groundwork for institutional economics. Veblen's literary style is characterized by sharp wit and a critical tone, employing satire and keen observation to dissect the social dynamics and economic behaviors of his time. His major works delve into concepts such as conspicuous consumption, the leisure class, and the critique of capitalism, reflecting the socio-economic conditions of early 20th-century America.
The collection offers invaluable insights into the interplay of culture and economics, challenging the reader to reconsider the traditional narratives of wealth and power. Thorstein Veblen was born into a Norwegian immigrant family in 1857, and his formative years amid the struggles of the working class profoundly influenced his perspectives. Educated at prestigious institutions, including Johns Hopkins University, Veblen's experiences in academia and his engagements with contemporary social movements informed his critiques of capitalism.
His background and keen intellectual curiosity drove him to question the status quo, making him a pivotal figure in the development of economic sociology. This collection is highly recommended for students, scholars, and anyone interested in the evolution of economic thought. Veblen's incisive analyses remain strikingly relevant, offering a critical lens through which to examine modern consumer culture and its implications.
Engaging with his complete works not only enriches one's understanding of economics but also fosters a deeper awareness of social dynamics that continue to shape our world today.
The collection offers invaluable insights into the interplay of culture and economics, challenging the reader to reconsider the traditional narratives of wealth and power. Thorstein Veblen was born into a Norwegian immigrant family in 1857, and his formative years amid the struggles of the working class profoundly influenced his perspectives. Educated at prestigious institutions, including Johns Hopkins University, Veblen's experiences in academia and his engagements with contemporary social movements informed his critiques of capitalism.
His background and keen intellectual curiosity drove him to question the status quo, making him a pivotal figure in the development of economic sociology. This collection is highly recommended for students, scholars, and anyone interested in the evolution of economic thought. Veblen's incisive analyses remain strikingly relevant, offering a critical lens through which to examine modern consumer culture and its implications.
Engaging with his complete works not only enriches one's understanding of economics but also fosters a deeper awareness of social dynamics that continue to shape our world today.
In "The Complete Works of Thorstein Veblen, " readers are presented with a comprehensive compilation of the seminal thought of an economist and social critic whose ideas laid the groundwork for institutional economics. Veblen's literary style is characterized by sharp wit and a critical tone, employing satire and keen observation to dissect the social dynamics and economic behaviors of his time. His major works delve into concepts such as conspicuous consumption, the leisure class, and the critique of capitalism, reflecting the socio-economic conditions of early 20th-century America.
The collection offers invaluable insights into the interplay of culture and economics, challenging the reader to reconsider the traditional narratives of wealth and power. Thorstein Veblen was born into a Norwegian immigrant family in 1857, and his formative years amid the struggles of the working class profoundly influenced his perspectives. Educated at prestigious institutions, including Johns Hopkins University, Veblen's experiences in academia and his engagements with contemporary social movements informed his critiques of capitalism.
His background and keen intellectual curiosity drove him to question the status quo, making him a pivotal figure in the development of economic sociology. This collection is highly recommended for students, scholars, and anyone interested in the evolution of economic thought. Veblen's incisive analyses remain strikingly relevant, offering a critical lens through which to examine modern consumer culture and its implications.
Engaging with his complete works not only enriches one's understanding of economics but also fosters a deeper awareness of social dynamics that continue to shape our world today.
The collection offers invaluable insights into the interplay of culture and economics, challenging the reader to reconsider the traditional narratives of wealth and power. Thorstein Veblen was born into a Norwegian immigrant family in 1857, and his formative years amid the struggles of the working class profoundly influenced his perspectives. Educated at prestigious institutions, including Johns Hopkins University, Veblen's experiences in academia and his engagements with contemporary social movements informed his critiques of capitalism.
His background and keen intellectual curiosity drove him to question the status quo, making him a pivotal figure in the development of economic sociology. This collection is highly recommended for students, scholars, and anyone interested in the evolution of economic thought. Veblen's incisive analyses remain strikingly relevant, offering a critical lens through which to examine modern consumer culture and its implications.
Engaging with his complete works not only enriches one's understanding of economics but also fosters a deeper awareness of social dynamics that continue to shape our world today.
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