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62. Jevons_Note gallery index. william Stanley jevons. British logician, economist, and philosopherof science. Born in Liverpool, and learned at University College, London. http://www.bun.kyoto-u.ac.jp/phisci/Gallery/jevons_note.html

William Stanley Jevons British logician, economist, and philosopher of science. Born in Liverpool, and learned at University College, London. As a disciple of de Morgan, he contributed to the development of symbolic logic created by Boole and de Morgan. He noticed the mechanical character of logical reasoning; he proposed the "logical alphabets" for Boolean logic (which utilize, in the contemporary terminology, the disjunctive normal form of propositional logic), and devised the "Logical Machine" (with a keyboard for input) which perfoms the process of logical reasoning for the Aristotelian syllogism, somehow extended to disjunctive propositions too. He was also a powerful advocate of the probabilistic induction based on the "inverse method" due to Bayes and Laplace, and defended by de Morgan in the Britain. He emphasized the uncertain and probabilistic character of scientific knowledge. The Principles of Science (1874) , in which his view is systematically expounded, is important as one of the classical works on the philosophy of science in the 19th century.

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64. JRULM: Special Collections Guide: Jevons Family Papers Papers of the jevons family, especially william Stanley jevons (18351882), Professorof Logic, Mental and Moral Philosophy, and Political Economy at Owens http://rylibweb.man.ac.uk/data2/spcoll/jevons/

Library Home Special Collections Guide to the Collections JEVONS FAMILY PAPERS Date range: 1799-1959. Papers of the Jevons family, especially William Stanley Jevons (1835-1882), Professor of Logic, Mental and Moral Philosophy, and Political Economy at Owens College, Manchester, 1866-1876, and Professor of Political Economy at University College, London, 1876-1880. William Stanley Jevons was a true polymath, whose research spanned many disciplines. His outstanding contributions were in the fields of economics and logic (he has been described as the founder of mathematical economics), but his published writings also encompassed chemistry, meteorology, geology, astronomy, geometry, physiology, sociology and the philosophy of science. W.S. Jevons's papers comprise over 600 letters from family, relations, colleagues and academic associates, including Charles Babbage, mathematician and inventor of the Difference Engine calculating machine; Walter Bagehot, economist, political analyst and journalist; George Bentham, botanist; George Boole, mathematician and logician; John Bright, reforming orator and statesman; William Ewart Gladstone; Robert Harley, mathematician; Sir John Herschel, astronomer and chemist; Alfred Marshall, economist; James Martineau, the Unitarian divine; the philosopher and economist John Stuart Mill; Henry Enfield Roscoe , Professor of Chemistry at Owens College, 1857-1886; and Alfred Lord Tennyson. There are also diaries, notebooks and photograph albums recording Jevons’s activities and career in Australia, when he was employed as assayer at the Sydney mint and also carried out detailed social surveys of the city’s slums, 1854-1859; research notes; and manuscript drafts and copies of his many printed works.

65. William Stanley Jevons / Biography . . william Stanley jevons. *. william Stanley jevons was born in Liverpool,England. He studied chemistry and botany at University College. http://www.cooperativeindividualism.org/jevonsbio.html

William Stanley Jevons William Stanley Jevons was born in Liverpool, England. He studied chemistry and botany at University College. He was chair of political economy at University College until his retirement in 1880. At the age of 46, Jevons drowned while swimming. Carl Menger in Austria, Leon Walrus in France, and William Stanley Jevons in England separately yet simultaneously developed the theory of marginal utility to understand and to explain consumer behavior. As a result of their work, economics underwent a major theoretical revolution, known as the marginal or neoclassical revolution. Jevons was very influenced by utilitarianism which is an ethical theory which states that questions of social policy and individual morality should be answered by calculating the consequences of policies or actions on the utility of individuals. That which maximizes utility is the moral one. The early utilitarians were Jeremy Bentham, James Mill, and John Stuart Mill. Jevons was was a strong proponent of mathmatical economics. In 1871, he stated that," our science must be mathmatical, simply because it deals with quantities." However, he was aware that mathematical economics was not an exact science. According to Jevons," Many persons entertain a prejudice against mathematical language, arising out of a confusion between the ideas of a mathematical science and an exact science...but in reality, there is no such thing as an exact science, except in a comparative sense."

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67. AHET: AHE: William Stanley Jevons And The Extent Of Meaning . . AHE william Stanley jevons and the Extent of Meaning . . . From Mosselmans,Bert (Bert.Mosselmans@vub.ac.be) Date Wed Jul 29 1998 172658 EDT http://www.eh.net/HE/abstracts/library/0040.html

AHE: William Stanley Jevons and the Extent of Meaning . . . From: Mosselmans, Bert ( Bert.Mosselmans@vub.ac.be Date: Wed Jul 29 1998 - 17:26:58 EDT Next message: Paul Mizen: "AHE: Keynes, Hicks and the Cambridge School" Previous message: Fiero, David Brian: "AHE: "Don Quijote": a Numismatic and Economic Analysis" Messages sorted by: [ date ] [ thread ] [ subject ] [ author ] EHS Abstract Submission (c) 1997 EH.Net Name: Mosselmans, Bert Email: Bert.Mosselmans@vub.ac.be Institution: Free University of Brussels (VUB) Co-author: Title: William Stanley Jevons and the Extent of Meaning in Logic and Economics Type of work: C Internet Address of abstracted work: By mail: Bert Mosselmans VUB ECON/CFEC M418 Pleinlaan 2 B - 1050 Brussels - Belgium Language: English Abstract: This paper shows that William Stanley Jevons was not precursor of logical positivism despite his attempt to build up a unified science. His

68. History Of Economics: HES List Guest Editorial -- Mosselmans jevons, william Stanley. 1865, 1906 1965. The Coal Question. New YorkAugustus M. Kelley. jevons, william Stanley. 1871,1879 1965. http://www.eh.net/HE/hes_list/Editorials/mosselmans.php

You are here: History of Economics HES Email List > Editorial: Bert Mosselmans GUEST EDITORIAL Bert Mosselmans Free University of Brussels Editorial posted: 1998-04-20 Author Note This editorial is based on my paper "Reproduction and Scarcity: the Population Mechanism in Classicism and in the 'Jevonian Revolution'", forthcoming in The European Journal of the History of Economic Thought , Vol. 6, No. 1, Spring 1999. Permission to use material from the article has been granted. Accompanying websites Bert Mosselmans Abstract of Cracking the Canon: William Stanley Jevons and the Deconstruction of "Ricardo" Editorial Discussion Anthony Brewer Bert Mosselmans Robert Young Reproduction and Scarcity Hidden Agenda of the "Marginal Revolution" The 'marginal revolution' should not be seen as a sudden shock; it should rather be described as a gradual process. Jevons should be seen as a transitional economist. Autonomous intellectual developments, however, can provide only an unsatisfactory explanation. We argue that historical actors perceive a changed environment and conclude that existing theories no longer are applicable. For this purpose, we examine the difference between the perception of the environment in Malthus and Ricardo on the one hand, and Jevons on the other - a shift in perspective from a reproductive environment with internal scarcity towards a non-reproductive environment with external scarcity. In a reproductive environment the actions of human beings are responsible for the rise of scarcity, whereas in a non-reproductive environment, scarcity is determined externally.

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72. El Problema Del Carbón Translate this page EL PROBLEMA DEL CARBÓN jevons, william Stanley (Ed. La teoría de la economíapolítica, LA TEORÍA DE LA ECONOMÍA POLÍTICA jevons, william Stanley. http://www.agapea.com/El-problema-del-carbon-n7832i.htm

Ciencias Humanas Ciencias Técnicas Derecho Economía ... Historia y doctrinas EL PROBLEMA DEL CARBÓN Jevons, William Stanley (Ed. Pirámide) Precio: ISBN: 84-368-1421-5. Estudio preliminar, por Juan Urrutia Elejalde. El problema del carbón. Explicación de las láminas. Prólogo a la tercera edición. Prólogo a la segunda edición. 1. Introducción y esquema. 2. Opiniones de anteriores escritores. 3. Aspectos geológicos del problema. 4. Del coste de la minería del carbón. 5. Del precio del carbón. 6. De la invención britá-nica. 7. De la economía del carburante. 8. De los presuntos sustitutos del carbón. 9. De la ley natural del crecimiento social. 10. Del crecimiento y migraciones en nuestra po-blación. 11. Del cambio y progreso de nuestra industria. 12. De nuestro consumo de carbón. 13. De la exportación e importación del carbón. 14. De los recursos carbonífe-ros comparativos de los diferentes países. 15. Del comercio del hierro. 16. El problema de los organismos comerciales. 17. De la invención británica. 18. Conclusiones. Libros relacionados PROBLEMAS DE LEGITIMACIÓN EN EL CAPITALISMO TARDÍO Habermas, Jürgen.

73. La Teoría De La Economía Política Translate this page LA TEORÍA DE LA ECONOMÍA POLÍTICA jevons, william Stanley (Ed.Pirámide) Precio19€ 280 páginas. ISBN 84-368-1285-9. 1998 http://www.agapea.com/La-teoria-de-la-economia-politica-n7837i.htm

Ciencias Humanas Ciencias Técnicas Derecho Economía ... Historia y doctrinas LA TEORÍA DE LA ECONOMÍA POLÍTICA Jevons, William Stanley (Ed. Pirámide) Precio: ISBN: 84-368-1285-9. Estudio preliminar, por Manuel Jesús González. La Teoría de la Economía Política. Prólogo a la primera edición (1871). Prólogo a la segunda edición (1879). Introducción. Teoría del placer y el dolor. Teoría de la utilidad. Teoría del intercambio. Teoría del trabajo. Teoría de la renta. Teoría del capital. Observaciones finales. Libros relacionados LA ECONOMÍA POLÍTICA DE LA REFORMA EN LOS PAÍSES EN DESARROLLO Krueger, Anne O.. Precio: ENSAYOS SOBRE ALGUNAS CUESTIONES DISPUTADAS EN ECONOMÍA POLÍTICA Mill, John Stuart. Precio: CONTRIBUCIÓN A LA CRÍTICA DE LA ECONOMÍA POLÍTICA. Marx, Carlos. Precio:

74. William Stanley Jevons And The Australian Climate william Stanley jevons and the climate of Australia. Neville Nicholls. Papers andcorrespondence of william Stanley jevons, Vol. 1. Macmillan, London, 243 pp. http://www.bom.gov.au/bmrc/clfor/cfstaff/nnn/jevons.htm

William Stanley Jevons and the climate of Australia Neville Nicholls Bureau of Meteorology Research Centre, Melbourne, Australia Australian Meteorological Magazine, 47, 285-293, December 1998 Abstract William Stanley Jevons published the first thorough and scientific study of the climate of Australia, in 1859 after only five years in Australia (working as an assayer for the Mint in Sydney). Excerpts from the Jevons study, along with comments on his conclusions from a late 20 th Introduction The first thorough description of the Australian climate was published in 1859 by William Stanley Jevons, a gold assayer at the Sydney branch of the Royal Mint. Jevons was described by Lord Lionel Robbins as "one of the great Englishmen of the nineteenth century" (Robbins, 1932), not because of his meteorological work, but because he developed what has become known as the marginal utility theory of value, and because of his contributions to statistics and logic. His writings on economics were so well regarded that Lord Maynard Keynes delivered a centenary lecture on Jevons's life and work as an economist and statistician (Keynes, 1936). Inoue and White (1993) provide a complete bibliography of works published by Jevons. Jevons developed his initial interest in economic questions during five years he spent as a young man in Sydney (White, 1982), and his first empirical work in economics seems to have been inspired by his interest in meteorology during his stay in Sydney (Stigler, 1982). He interrupted his studies in natural sciences at University College, London, in 1854 to take up the assayer position in Sydney. After five years in Sydney he returned to London where he soon completed two seminal papers, "General mathematical theory of political economy" and "A serious fall in the value of gold". He was appointed to a chair of political economy at Owens College, Manchester in 1866 and moved to University College, London, in 1876. His other notable works include

75. ALGUNAS REFLEXIONES FILOSOFICAS EN TORNO AL MARGINALISMO. WILLIAM JEVONS Translate this page Título ALGUNAS REFLEXIONES FILOSOFICAS EN TORNO AL MARGINALISMO. william jevons. Conrespecto a lo primero, las consideraciones se limitan a william jevons. http://www.aaep.org.ar/espa/anales/resumen_98/martinez-cinca.htm

ALGUNAS REFLEXIONES FILOSOFICAS EN TORNO AL MARGINALISMO. WILLIAM JEVONS Campo Autor: Carlos Diego Martínez Cinca Facultad de Ciencias Económicas de la Universidad Nacional de Cuyo Alfredo Nóbel 3612 (5521) Villa Nueva, Mendoza Tel.: (061) 26472O9 RESUMEN Dos son los objetivos que se persiguen. El primero es mostrar si ha habido alguna influencia filosófica en los economistas que iniciaron la revolución marginalista. El segundo es fijar el preciso alcance de la filosofía en el análisis económico. Con respecto a lo primero, las consideraciones se limitan a William Jevons. Se hace una breve referencia a L. Walras y K. Menger. Con respecto a lo segundo se discute la adversa opinión de J. A. Schumpeter, para quien la filosofía no ha influido en el análisis económico estricto como no sea por sus particulares investigaciones lógicas y metodológicas. SUMMARY This article has two purposes. One is to answer the question whether Philosophy has influenced upon the economists usually recognized as those who founded the Marginalist Revolution in Economic Analysis or not. The other is to fix precisely the right sense of philosophical influence in Economic Analysis. As regards the first purpose, the considerations are restricted to William Jevons. A concise reference to Léon Walras and Karl Menger is included. About the second purpose, J. A. Schumpeter's negative opinion concerning relationship between Philosophy and Economic Analysis is discussed.

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Home Up Individualist Environmentalists iGreens William Stanley Jevons was one of the greatest economists of the 19th century. With Menger and Walras he was one of the three co-discoverers of marginal utility theory, the idea that as we consume more of something the value of each incremental unit diminishes. We value a glass of water to stop us dying of thirst much more than the same glass to help top up our swimming pools. However, despite his great mind he fell into the Malthusian trap in The Coal Question (1865). In this influential book he treated coal as the essential resource for the British industrial economy and argued that it was an exhaustible resource. He worried about "our present rapid multiplication when brought into comparison with a fixed amount of material resource" and feared that Britain's industrial growth would come to a halt because its coal reserves were running out. Worse still he argued "... it is useless the think of substituting any other kind of fuel for coal." "... some day our coal seams [may] be found emptied to the bottom, and swept clean like a coal-cellar. Our fires and furnaces ... suddenly extinguished, and cold and darkness ... left to reign over a depopulated country."

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Daniele Besomi Links for economists and historians of economic thought : inclusion of links does not necessarily imply endorsement of the page contents. Daniele Besomi Resources Individuals Schools of thought ... Themes Links on Galiani Say Sismondi Carl Menger ... Shackle Galiani Galiani's "Della Moneta" Ferdinando Galiani (Columbia Encyclopedia) Say Say page at cepa Say: Letters to Robert Malthus on Political Economy Say: JEAN-BAPTISTE SAY: NEGLECTED CHAMPION OF LAISSEZ-FAIRE , By Larry J. Sechrest , Mises Institute Sismondi Sismondi page @ cepa Sismondi: Political Economy Sismondi: Nouveaux principes d'economie politique Carl Menger Carl Menger page @ cepa Carl Menger's page at Macmaster Carl Menger: The Founder of the Austrian School , by Joseph T. Salerno @ Mises institute Carl Menger's " On the Origin of Money Jevons, Menger and Walras page , at Uni Marburg (in German) Jevons William Stanley Jevons Homepage " by Bert Mosselmans Jevons page @ cepa Biography of Jevons , by Bert Mosselman. Another biography , at the history of mathematics page.

80. William Stanley Jevons : Critical Assessments (Critical Assessments Of Leading E william Stanley jevons Critical Assessments (Critical Assessmentsof Leading Economists). John Cunningham Wood(Editor). This work http://www.discovereconomics.com/bookstore/economichistory/0415003873AMUS186886.

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