Quantification in the History of Political Thought: Toward a Qualitative Approach

According to Hobbes analysis aphorism applied Aristotle Aristotle's arithmetic Bacon behavior Bentham body calculation capitalist character commutative justice conceived concepts concerned consider deduction definite degree Descartes determination distinction distinguished Edgeworth elements essential ethics ethology example experience fact formulations Francis Bacon geometry happiness Hegel Hobbes's human Ibid idea important individual inductive inquiry instance investigation John Stuart Mill judgments justice Kant Kant's kind knowledge laws Leviathan Logic London magnitude Marx Marx's mathematics matics matter Max Weber means measure ment method Mill Mill's Mill's method mind modern moral nature notion Novum Organum objects Oxford particular phenomena philosophy physical Plato pleasure Political Science position principles properties propositions purely quantity and quality rational reasoning reference relation says scientific sensations sense significant social society specific substance Summa Theologica theory things thought tion trans understanding Utilitarianism virtue W. D. Ross Weber