トマス・ロバート・マルサス
Jane Marcet spread knowledge by easing its creation, sharing and use. She created and maintained social and intellectual connections among scientists, elites, literary writers, economists and the larger public. She did not simply make knowledge created by others attractive. She worked on the boundaries of various objects of discussion, from which knowledge flowed in all directions. Those showing respect for her ideas on political economy included Thomas Robert Malthus and James Mill.