 | Patrick Murray - 1997 - 510 páginas
...issues, as it had of the economic-political conflicts. Given its split character, it could not do so. Its values derive from the traditionalist past, and...perpetual innovation, and of the creation of new "needs" on the installment plan. The one thing that would utterly destroy the "new capitalism" is the serious... | |
 | Malcolm Waters - 1999 - 480 páginas
...issues, as it had of the economic-political conflicts. Given its split character, it could not do so. Its values derive from the traditionalist past, and...perpetual innovation, and of the creation of new "needs" on the installment plan. The one thing that would utterly destroy the "new capitalism" is the serious... | |
 | John E. Jayne, C. Ambrose Rogers - 2009 - 184 páginas
...the "split character" of the "new capitalism" by observing in the present tense that "[capitalism's] values derive from the traditionalist past, and its...language is the archaism of the Protestant ethic" (even if, as Bell proceeded to state the contradiction, capitalism's "technology and dynamism . . .... | |
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Now, the curious fact is that the "new capitalism" of abundance, which emerged in the 1920s, has never been able to define its view of these cultural-political issues, as it had of the economic-political conflicts. Given its split character, it could... 