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"The Philosophy of the Practical: Economic and Ethic" by Benedetto Croce delves into the intricate relationship between will, economics, and ethics. This seminal work explores the philosophical underpinnings of practical life, examining how our desires and choices shape both the economic and moral landscapes. Croce's exploration of the "will" as a driving force offers insights into the motivations behind human action, providing a framework for understanding individual behavior and societal structures.
Spanning the realms of philosophy, ethics, and economics, this book presents a comprehensive examination of practical philosophy. Its timeless analysis makes it relevant to anyone interested in political philosophy or the foundations of ethical thought and economic systems. This meticulously prepared print edition offers readers the opportunity to engage with Croce's influential ideas in a tangible and lasting format.
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