Humanities Translation Series: Why Do Intellectuals Oppose the Market

Author: [British] F.A. Hayek
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Publish Date: 2003-01-01
Features: The selection and compilation of this translation series are not averse to small-scale works, aiming for relatively focused themes. It is roughly organized into several albums:
1. Western Classical Thought and Figures, with special emphasis on ancient Greece.
2. Western Political Theory and Practice, particularly highlighting the development of liberal democracy as the mainstream of Western thought and institutions since modern times.
3. Intellectuals and Free Markets, as globalization has involved us all in market economies, transcendence may be the most realistic aspect that Chinese culture needs to pay special attention to.
5. Dostoevsky and Russian Thought, hoping to draw the attention of the Chinese people to the depth of the souls of our neighboring countries.
6. Academic and Intellectual Review, edited by He Junzhao Tian, which includes both translations and critiques. Recent issues have especially focused on the twists and turns of the intersection of Chinese and Western history as they extend into "modernity."