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Eyja Margrét Brynjarsdóttir. The reality of money: the metaphysics of financial value / Eyja M. Brynjarsdóttir. — 1 online resource. — (Values and identities : crossing philosophical borders). — <URL:http://elib.fa.ru/ebsco/1915908.pdf>.
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Money — Philosophy.; Value — Philosophy.; Money — Philosophy.; BUSINESS & ECONOMICS / Finance
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- Contents
- Acknowledgments
- Introduction
- Part I: The Ontology of Money
- 1 What Is Money?
- The Question Posed
- Commodity Theory, State Theory, and Credit Theory
- Collective Acceptance?
- Alternatives to Collective Acceptance Theories
- Psychology
- Conclusion
- 2 On Monetary Value
- Exchange Value
- Aristotle and the True Function of Money
- Locke and Silver
- Another View on Intrinsic Value
- Conclusion
- 3 Is It Real?
- Different Senses of “Real”
- The Relevant Sense of “Subjective”
- Subjective Properties as Euthyphronic
- Contingency on the Actual
- Non-Idealized Subjects
- Egalitarianism or Elitism?
- Secundum Quid and Extrinsic
- Rarely Entirely Subjective
- Money as an Interactive and Subjective Kind
- Conclusion
- 1 What Is Money?
- Part II: Money in the World
- 4 Money as a Measuring Device
- Exchanging One Thing for Another
- Measuring Things
- Measuring People
- Money and Work
- Commodification
- Conclusion
- 5 Inequality and Money
- The Problem of Inequality
- Inequality and Poverty
- Inequality and Power Relations
- Justice and Rights
- Conclusion
- 6 Women and Money
- Unpaid and Owned by Others
- Housework, Caregiving, and Other Unpaid Work
- Women and Inequality
- Climate Change and Gender
- Conclusion
- 4 Money as a Measuring Device
- Conclusion
- Notes
- Bibliography
- Index
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