The "geography" and "future" of this concept were both the topics of two books by Benjamin Cohen.
The "geography" and "future" of this concept were both the topics of two books by Benjamin Cohen. In his 1967 essay "On the Concept of Influence," Talcott Parsons referred to it as a "symbolic embodiment," and called for a sociology of this concept in the 1971 paper "Higher Education as a Theoretical Focus." Karl Polanyi distinguished between the "all-purpose" and the "special- purpose" varieties of it, while Max Weber referred to it as "the most abstract and impersonal element... in human life." Karl Marx used the term "fraternization of impossibilities" to refer to the way in which it "exchange[s] every property for every other." For 10 points, identify this substance which along with "employment," and "interest," is the subject of the best-known work of John Maynard Keynes.
The "geography" and "future" of this concept were both the topics of two books by Benjamin Cohen.
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