Economic Liberalism
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3 Cunningham, Growth of English Industry, p. 572.
vi WORK AND DISCIPLINE 77 was it the effect of a complete change in the ruling classes' views of poverty. The victory of Puri- tanism brought with it the apotheosis of work. It is not necessary for us to trace the importance of a "calling" in neo-Calvinist dogma. It is sufficient to remember that work was the centre of the doc- trine of Justification, and that want of occupation or a moment of indolence was regarded as a brand and pollution,... as a sign of lack of grace. 1 The religious idealisation of " works " had its in- fluence on work in the temporal world of economics.
The writers of Political Arithmetics regarded work as the source of all riches. " Work," says Petty, 2 " is the father and active principle of wealth, as lands are the mother " ; and Locke finds the moral justification of private property in its derivation from work, the importance of which he tries to uphold against land.* The more " work " is re- garded as the " natural " peculiarity of man, and property resulting from work as his natural inherit- ance, the more sloth appears to be the sole and necessary explanation of able-bodied poverty.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
54.
3 Cunningham, Growth of English Industry, p. 572.
vi WORK AND DISCIPLINE 77 was it the effect of a complete change in the ruling classes' views of poverty. The victory of Puri- tanism brought with it the apotheosis of work. It is not necessary for us to trace the importance of a "calling" in neo-Calvinist dogma. It is sufficient to remember that work was the centre of the doc- trine of Justification, and that want of occupation or a moment of indolence was regarded as a brand and pollution,... as a sign of lack of grace. 1 The religious idealisation of " works " had its in- fluence on work in the temporal world of economics.
The writers of Political Arithmetics regarded work as the source of all riches. " Work," says Petty, 2 " is the father and active principle of wealth, as lands are the mother " ; and Locke finds the moral justification of private property in its derivation from work, the importance of which he tries to uphold against land.* The more " work " is re- garded as the " natural " peculiarity of man, and property resulting from work as his natural inherit- ance, the more sloth appears to be the sole and necessary explanation of able-bodied poverty.
What to read after Economic Liberalism?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Levy, Hermann, 1881-1949 to read onlineMoreLess
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