Aesthetics of Economics
andThe Scottish Masonic Tradition
In the Light of The Folk Spirits
A Meditative Study
by
B. Gardiner MACopyright © Barbara Gardiner 2000
Is mairg a dh'itheadh an solus
Pity the person who would eat the light.
Gaelic proverb
Dedication
This book is dedicated to all the Bravehearts of the World Economy, those who are not afraid to take the children of the world into their hearts when they engage in economic thinking. It is specifically dedicated to the following,
Caledonia, my homeland, which inspired
Robert The Bruce, King of Scotland, 14th C
who inspired
Robert Burns (1759 -1796)
who inspired
Robert Gardiner, my grandfather
who inspired
Robert Gardiner, my father (1925-1968)
who inspired
Robert Gardiner, my brother (1954-1997)
and Angela Maria da Silva Holanda, age 16, my Brazilian economic god-daughter and her longed-for children.
Acknowledgement
This book is a spiritual collaboration and could not have come into being without the integrity, wisdom, faith and knowledge of my friend Rosa Letelier, Banker and Consultant, Madrid, whose banking genius and unfailing courage mapped its course. Grazie, Rosa.
Barbara Gardiner, Edinburgh, March 2000
Aesthetics of Economics
A Meditative Study
contents
Part One
7 The Birth of Modern Economics
15 Associative Economia
in the Light of the Portuguese Folk Spirit33 The Higher Perception of Occult Economics
in the Light of the Russian Folk Spirit
and
Selected Bibliography
Part Two
41 Position Paper in World Economy
The author welcomes correspondence on the content of this study . For hard copies please contact
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Scotland
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