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Title: Autarkeia and Aristotle's Politics: The Question of the Ancient Social Formation.
Author/Creator: Morpeth, Neil Anthony
Institution: University of Newcastle. School of Liberal Arts
Description: This thesis is concerned with the idea of the rise of the moral political economy. Whilst Aristotle did not invent the word 'economics' he came closer than many think. This thesis is an exploration in the field of the history of ideas. It views the origins of distant economic-like thinking as having a moral and political bases of existence.
Description: PhD Doctorate
Relation: University of Newcastle Research Higher Degree Thesis
Date: 1987
Keyword(s): Aristotle; politics; the rise of the 'greed' polis; aukarkeia and its opposites
Resource Type: thesis
Rights: http://www.newcastle.edu.au/copyright.html
Rights: Copyright 1987 Neil Anthony Morpeth
Identifier: http://hdl.handle.net/1959.13/24810
Language: eng

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