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Mandeville’s fable: pride, hypocrisy, and sociability Mandeville’s fable: pride, hypocrisy, and sociability, by Robin Douglass, Princeton, Princeton University Press, 2023, 256 pp., £30(hb), ISBN 9780691219172 [Book Review]
Intellectual History Review (forthcoming)
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Few would deny that Mandeville’s Fable of the Bees was an effective satire. In it, Mandeville confronted his readers with the unpleasant fact that a flourishing commercial society depended on the m...My notes
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