Adam Smith Review

Craig Smith is Professor of the History of Political Thought at The University of Glasgow, UK.

• Editorial Introduction and Research Note: Smith's Library and Marginalia Update Part I Bogota Symposium. Introduction. Adam Smith's Ideas and the May 1810 Revolution in Buenos Aires. The First Translation of The Wealth of Nations into Portuguese: Accumulation of Capital. Adam Smith and the Sympathetic Portrait. Adam Smith on the Remedies to Economic Inequality. Part II Papers. Adam Smith in the City of Light. Adam Smith's Curious Theatre: The Problem of Approbative Tragic Pleasure in Racine's Phèdre. Looking-Glasses, Spectators, and Strangers. Individual and Social Identity in Shaftesbury, Montesquieu and Adam Smith. Aspiration in Smith's Virtue Ethics. 'If I Was Really You…': Adam Smith on Imagination, Education, and as Antidote to Identity Politics. Adam Smith on Imagination and Self-Command. Adam Smith on Colour and Solidity. Part III Roundtables. Authors-Meet-Critics Symposium 1. Adam Smith's System. A Re-Interpretation Inspired by Smith Lectures on Rhetoric, Game Theory, and Conjectural History, Palgrave Macmillan, 2022 by Andreas Ortmann, Benoît Walraevens. Introduction. Comments on Ortmann and Walraevans. Ryan Patrick Hanley. Adam Smith as Persuader: Wonder-Surprise-Admiration. The Dualities of Smith's System. The Obsessive Lovers of Systems in Adam Smith. Reply to Comments. Author-Meet-Critics Symposium 2. Idealization and the Moral Point of View: An Adam Smithian Account of Moral Reasons by Nir Ben-Moshe. On Smith, Hume (and Reid). Comments on Nir Ben-Moshe, Idealization and the Moral Point of View. The Demigod Within the Breast: Reflections on Ben-Moshe's (Over)-Idealization of the Moral Point of View. Idealization and the Moral Point of View: An Adam Smithian Account of Moral Reasons—Replies to My Critics. Part IV Book Reviews. Adam Smith and the Death of David Hume: The Letter to Strahan and Related Texts. Edited by Dennis Rasmussen. Adam Smith and the Wealth of Nations in Spain. A History of Reception, Dissemination, Adaptation and Application, 1777-1840. Edited by Jesús Astigarraga and Juan Zabalza. Notes for Contributors.