This book explores two contradictory realities: our continuing belief that nature is subject to our willful control and nature's refusal to abide by this belief

It should serve as a useful reference tool for all those studying postmodernism and the history of economic thought.

Argues that economics is a science, but a human science: a witty guide to the ins and outs of economic philosophy.

This books traces the rise to prominence in the twentieth-century of a sub-genre of gothic fiction that is, emphatically, a horror of enlightenment rationality

Drawing on Niebuhr's manuscript "On Faith" and on the Stone Lectures he gave at Princeton Theological Seminary in the 1950s, this study considers the structure