“The correspondence of an author is always a valuable source of knowledge about his personality, the development of his work, and the societySociety in which he lives and acts.” With these words, Henri Bartoli[aut]Bartoli, Henri (1990, p. 1088) began a review of a collection prepared by Giovanni Busino[aut]Busino, Giovanni, L’Italia di Vilfredo Pareto: Economia e società in un carteggio del 1879–1924.

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An Early Reception of Pure Economics in Italy: The Correspondence with the “Lombard-Venetians”

  • Jean-Pierre Potier

摘要

“The correspondence of an author is always a valuable source of knowledge about his personality, the development of his work, and the societySociety in which he lives and acts.” With these words, Henri Bartoli[aut]Bartoli, Henri (1990, p. 1088) began a review of a collection prepared by Giovanni Busino[aut]Busino, Giovanni, L’Italia di Vilfredo Pareto: Economia e società in un carteggio del 1879–1924.