... of the Dipartimento di Scienze Sociali ed Economiche) and Antonio Zucaro (Head Librarian of the Istituto di Economia e Finanza) for helping us with the consultation of Annali di Statistica e di Economia. We also thank participants at the WINIR Symposium on ‘The legacy of Ludwig Lachmann...

... governed by long-run forces, and if it has a fairly definite conception of what these forces are. A capital market with inelastic interest-expectations is then a market which refuses to be impressed by present-day demand for securities which it believes to be short-lived. ( Lachmann, 1943 , p. 22...

...: 14th-century polymath Ibn Khaldūn; 20th-century Egyptian singer Umm Kulthūm; and ethnomusicologist Robert Lachmann, who found musical echoes of Muslim and Jewish pilgrims in Djerba, where he had been expecting to find local music fixed in time by isolation. The Mediterranean has inspired written...

... the story of Lachmann's archetype. Karl Lachmann himself is responsible for tracing the manuscript tradition of De rerum natura back to its lost “archetype.” As a result, this chapter uses Lachmann as an entry point into this discussion. The author, in a sense, explores how the poetry...

...This chapter offers a synthetic account of the key methodological ideas espoused by prominent Austrian economists. It focuses on the contributions of Carl Menger, Ludwig von Mises, Friedrich Hayek, Ludwig Lachmann, and Donald Lavoie, arguing that epistemological concerns fail to encapsulate...

...This chapter presents a historical overview of critical editions since the nineteenth century from three angles: a historic perspective, a contextualizing perspective, and an intrinsic perspective. The historical perspective is based on the development of Karl Lachmann and Gaston Paris, who have...

.... The history of ethnomusicology suggests a long line of exceptions to this ‘rule’. The chapter explores the work of Villoteau, Lachmann and more recent work in and around sound archives asking to what extent we might see this work prefiguring recognisably modern and critical dispositions towards ethnography...

... performance conventions. Bédier Joseph copy text editing critical editions editing editions critical Greenwald Helen Lachmann Karl McKerrow Ronald Nashe Thomas published materials stemmatics The Canterbury Tales Project TCTP cladograms Dawkins Richard Greetham D C Grier James McGann Jerome...

...Lachmann effectively introduced the genealogical method to New Testament textual criticism by insisting that a text’s genealogy must be considered in order to determine its value. Since texts had been classified into separate taxonomic categories, their “mixing” could theoretically be traced...

...Chapter 1 provides a methodological framework that moves this book away from earlier work in the classical tradition. Traditional scholarship has proposed two grand narratives for approaching Virgil’s poetry: philology has used the Lachmann method to try to recover the exact words that Virgil wrote...

... yisrael, the “land of Israel.” Timelessness in Jewish music was replaced by history. The great scholarly activities of Robert Lachmann (1892–1939) and Abraham Zvi Idelsohn (1882–1938) provide the empirical material for the chapter. Berlin comparative musicology fieldwork Lachmann Robert...