A/moral economics : classical political economy and cultural authority in nineteenth-century England

Introduction: Economic Authority and Discursive Form in Nineteenth-Century England

1. Ricardian Economics: Rhetoric and the Form of Science in Early-Nineteenth-Century Political Economy

2. Providential Economics: J.R. McCulloch's National Narratives

3. Sentimental Science: Harriet Martineau's Illustrations of Political Economy

4. Revaluing Money: Dombey and Son's Moral Critique

5. The Economics of Working-Class Masculinity in Mayhew's Letters to the Morning Chronicle

6. Rewriting Ricardo/Renewing Smith: The New, Expanded Political Economy of J.S. Mill

7. Morals and Mathematics: Critical Revisions of Scientific Economic Theory in the 1860s and 1870s

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