The Complete Works of Francois Rabelais

Cameron, Keith; Rabelais, François; Frame, Donald

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“…The possibility of such a development raises criticism toward economics as a science (Eichner, 1983). The idea that everybody might pursue his interests and be selfish will cause equilibrium by the market's invisible hand (Cameron et al, 1994;Mandeville, 2011;Rayman & Rayman, 2019;Ricardo, 2005;Smith, 1776); but valid market mechanisms demand high standards of ethics. It is more profitable to deviate from the ethical behavior for economic agents, thus, transferring the costs to the third parties and enjoying benefits.…”

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“…At the same time, economists often separate ethics from other disciplines from the very first works in this field (Smith, 1761;Smith, 1998). Different approaches on ethical issues divided the researchers on political economists (Cameron et al, 1994;Mandeville, 2011;Rayman & Rayman, 2019;Ricardo, 2005;A. Smith, 1776), and other schools, like, for example, Marxists (Marx, 1867(Marx, , 2015Marx et al, 2012;Rjazanov, 1928;Roth et al, 2017).…”

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The quantitative estimation of ethics: the Regional and National Index of Ethics [The Ethics Perception Index (ETPI)]

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2022

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Ethics do not appear from the vacuum. Researchers estimate ethics intuitively. At the same time, there is no quantitative approach for measuring the overall background of ethics in the community. This research aims to present a quantitative process for measuring the general level of ethics in societies. This research aims at presenting a quantitative index of ethics. Researchers can quickly reproduce the results of this index, and it grants the understandability of its main components and the potential for applications. The suggested global index of ethics (ETPI -Ethics Perception Index) creates the basis for further quantitative analysis of the levels of ethics in each region of different countries by RETPI (Regional ETPI). This paper suggests it is crucial to apply a quantitative measure of ethics that is valid for countries and regions. It is the first global and regional index of ethics, upon the best we know. The basis for the estimation of the ethics index is the evaluation of the components related to corruption, economic freedoms, human development, education, human rights, and environmental issues (the depletion of natural resources and other parameters). In addition, this research represents the method for an ordinal estimation of the level of ethics within different subregions. Such evaluation allows comparing different countries and regions in terms of the development of ethics. It is the first global and regional index of ethics, upon the best we know.Keywords: the regional index of ethics, the national index of ethics, development of ethics, ethics, ETPI, RETPI, ethics perception index, quantitative estimation of ethics, social and economic background of ethics

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The quantitative estimation of ethics: the Regional and National Index of Ethics [The Ethics Perception Index (ETPI)]

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2022

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Rabelais and the Abbey of Saint-Victor Revisited

Bodemer¹

2012

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The seventh chapter of François Rabelais's Pantagruel concludes with a list of books attributed to the Abbey of Saint-Victor. The chapter's brief nar rative foregrounds the catalog by touching on aspects of intellectual life in Paris, mentioning both the "great University of Paris" and the "seven liberal arts." It is not surprising, then, that critics have viewed the catalog as a broad critique of scholasticism. Evidence presented here warrants the addition of a further layer of nuance to this critique that is directly related to this abbey's contributions to education, reading, textual organization, and library classification.

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Contagion and Blame in Early Modern England: The Case of the French Pox

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2003

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The Complete Works of Francois Rabelais

Cited by 9 publications

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The quantitative estimation of ethics: the Regional and National Index of Ethics [The Ethics Perception Index (ETPI)]

The quantitative estimation of ethics: the Regional and National Index of Ethics [The Ethics Perception Index (ETPI)]

Rabelais and the Abbey of Saint-Victor Revisited

Contagion and Blame in Early Modern England: The Case of the French Pox

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