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100			_aHimmelfarb, Gertrude _958433
245			_aMoral imagination: _bfrom Adam Smith to Lionel Trilling/ _cGertrude Himmelfarb
250			_a2nd.
260			_bRowman & littlefield publishers, _c2012. _aLanbam:
300			_axii,313p.
505			_aAdam Smith : political economist cum moral philosopher Edmund Burke : apologist for Judaism? George Eliot : the wisdom of Dorothea Jane Austen : the education of Emma Charles Dickens : "a low writer" Benjamin Disraeli : the Tory imagination John Stuart Mill : the other Mill Walter Bagehot : a divided nature Lord Acton : the historian as moralist Alfred Marshall : the economics of chivalry John Buchan : an untimely appreciation The Knoxes : a God-haunted family Michael Oakeshott : the conservative disposition Winston Churchill : quite simply, a great man Lionel Trilling : the moral imagination
520			_aThe Moral Imagination describes how some of the most provocative thinkers of modern times, coming from different traditions, responding to different concerns, and writing in different genres, shared a moral passion that permeated their work. The second edition includes a revised introduction and three new essays on Adam Smith, Lord Acton, and Alfred Marshall
650			_aPhilosophy, Modern _958434
650			_aPolitical science Philosophy _958435
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