John Stuart Mill and Concepts of Nature

Why did Mill draw such a firm line between nature and society, and what did he mean by the claim that only permanent or necessary truths could be gleaned in nature? Why are the laws of production able to transcend the social realm and thereby attain a higher epistemological standing? Was Mill the first (and possibly the last) to make this distinction, or does it conform with a long tradition within the history of economic thought

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• A World Ruled by Number

  Margaret Schabas•World Ruled by Number•1990

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• The Darwinian Heritage

  David H Kohn, David Kohn•Darwinian Heritage•1988

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• How the Laws of Physics Lie

  Nancy Cartwright•How the laws of physics lie•1983

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• More Heat than Light

  Open Access•Philip Mirowski•More Heat Than Light•1989

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• Economic Theory in Retrospect

  Open Access•Mark Blaug•Economic Theory in Retrospect•1997

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• Wealth and Virtue

  Open Access•Istvan Hont, Michael Ignatieff•Wealth and Virtue•1983

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• David Hume

  Joseph J Spengler, Eugene Rotwein•Southern Economic Journal•1956

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• The Machinery Question and the Making of Political Economy 1815–1848

  Open Access•Maxine Berg•Machinery Question and the Making…•1980

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• Mill's Unrevised Philosophy of Economics

  Open Access•Neil De Marchi•Philosophy of Science•1986

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• William Whewell and John Stuart Mill on the methodology of political economy

  Open Access•Samuel Hollander•Studies in History and Philosophy…•1983

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• John Stuart Mill's Philosophy of Economics

  Open Access•Daniel M Hausman•Philosophy of Science•1981

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• John Stuart Mill's Methodology

  John Whitaker, J K Whitaker•Journal of Political Economy•1975

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• The Economics of John Stuart Mill

  James Bonar•Journal of Political Economy•1911

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• Mathematical Psychics. An Essay on the Application of Mathematics to the Moral Sciences

  Erich Schneider, F Y Edgeworth•Economica•1935

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• The New Political Economy of J. S. Mill

  Mark Blaug, Peter J Schwartz et al.•Economica•1973

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• The New Political Economy of J. S. Mill

  R D Collison Black, Pedro Schwartz•The Economic Journal•1973

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• The Machinery Question and the Making of Political Economy 1815-1848

  Neil De Marchi, Maxine Berg•The Economic Journal•1981

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• Marshall, Orthodoxy and the Professionalisation of Economics

  John K Whitaker, John Whitaker et al.•The Economic Journal•1986

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• The Economics of Physiocracy

  Eric Roll, Ronald L Meek•The Economic Journal•1964

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• The Classical Theory of Economic Policy

  Donald Winch, Warren J Samuels•The Economic Journal•1967

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• Darwin's metaphor. Nature's place in Victorian culture

  Open Access•M Teich•Endeavour•1986

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• The Fate and Influence of John Stuart Mill's Proposed Science of Ethology

  David E Leary•Journal of the History of Ideas•1982

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• Work and Waste

  Open Access•M Norton Wise, Crosbie Smith•History of Science•1990

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• Work and Waste

  Open Access•M Norton Wise, Crosbie Smith•History of Science•1989

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• The Success of Mill's Principles

  N B De Marchi, Nina Marchi•History of Political Economy•1974

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• Prices, Capital, and the One-Commodity Model in Neoclassical and Classical Theories

  Avi J Cohen•History of Political Economy•1989

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• Mill and Cairnes and the Emergence of Marginalism in England

  N B De Marchi, Nina Marchi•History of Political Economy•1972

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• Wealth and Virtue

  R H Campbell, Istvan Hont et al.•The Economic History Review•1984

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• The Economics of Physiocracy

  T W Hutchison, Ronald L Meek•The Economic History Review•1964

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• Before Adam Smith

  A W Coats, Terence Hutchison•The Economic History Review•1989

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• The Theory of Political Economy

  Open Access•William Stanley Jevons•Theory of Political Economy•2013

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