The author moves beyond gender warfare and other divisions to rechart the human direction, showing how older values of 'belonging' have been overwhelmed by new values of 'enterprise.'

In a sweeping overview of ethical thought and economic realities, the author of Crossing: A Memoir explores why capitalism is good for all concerned, despite its faults, and celebrates the real lives of the bourgeoisie.

Product Description: Marx and the Ancients is the first book-length treatment to detail the relationship between classical Greek philosophy and Karl Marx's critique of political economy. From his dissertation on the physics and astronomy of Epicurus and Democritus to his later economic writings, Marx's view of the classical polis left its mark...read more

Product Description: Book by Curran, Charles E.