Marchands et confesseurs. Le Traité des contrats d'Olivi dans son contexte (Narbonne, fin XIIIe-début XIVe siècle)

Piron, Sylvain

doi:10.3406/shmes.1997.1729

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“…In the following sections, we focus on these three aspects and above all on the question of loaning money and the prohibition of interest (cf. Piron 1998Piron , 2001Ceccarelli 2016).…”

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A Certain Seminal Character of Profit which We Commonly Call “Capital”: Peter of John Olivi and the Tractatus de contractibus

Franco

Nickl

2018

Journal for Markets and Ethics

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Tractatus de contractibus shows that there are mainly three fundamental economic views that characterize the originality and the acuteness of Olivi’s thought: a subject-based theory of value, a theory of just price, and the theoretical-systematic use of the concept of capital. Olivi’s distinction between simply sterile money and fertile, lucrative money – called capitale (capital) – is central. His – at that time – revolutionary thought challenges the theory of money as a mere means of exchange; he acknowledged the legitimacy of trade and the added value (valor superadiunctus) of capital. Thus, he allowed a price as compensation or as remuneration for the owner’s foregone use of the capital. This is not a mere scholastic subtlety, but it is a serious attempt to grasp different phenomena with different concepts.

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“…In the following sections, we focus on these three aspects and above all on the question of loaning money and the prohibition of interest (cf. Piron 1998Piron , 2001Ceccarelli 2016).…”

Section: Introductionmentioning

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A Certain Seminal Character of Profit which We Commonly Call “Capital”: Peter of John Olivi and the Tractatus de contractibus

Franco

Nickl

2018

Journal for Markets and Ethics

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Defenders of the Peace: The Political Thought of Marsilius’s Italian Dominican Contemporaries

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English Joachite Manuscripts and Medieval Optimism about the Role of the Jews in History:

Kerby-Fulton

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Marchands et confesseurs. Le Traité des contrats d'Olivi dans son contexte (Narbonne, fin XIIIe-début XIVe siècle)

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A Certain Seminal Character of Profit which We Commonly Call “Capital”: Peter of John Olivi and the Tractatus de contractibus

A Certain Seminal Character of Profit which We Commonly Call “Capital”: Peter of John Olivi and the Tractatus de contractibus

Defenders of the Peace: The Political Thought of Marsilius’s Italian Dominican Contemporaries

English Joachite Manuscripts and Medieval Optimism about the Role of the Jews in History:

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