No robarás. Hurto y mercado en la Historia de Occidente de Paolo Prodi, a examen crítico

Table of Contents 00:23 – Introduction to the work and the author: Presentation of the book Seventh. Thou Shalt Not Steal. Theft and the Market in the History of the West by Paolo Prodi (translated by Andrés Barba). 01:40 – Prodi's Approach vs. Escotado's: Differences between Prodi's analytical depth and Antonio Escotado's theses on the "enemies of commerce." 02:40 – Critical Philosophy vs. Idealism: Reflection on the importance of seeking real and rational explanations instead of ideal solutions or self-help books. 05:10 – Analysis of Chapter I: Forum, Market, and Theft: Beginning of the critical analysis of the work's fundamental concepts. 09:25 – The Forum as a Starting Point: Evolution of the concept of the forum (agora, public square) as a place for the administration of power, justice, and the determination of the value of things. 10:15 – Civil Law vs. Commercial Law in the Ancient World: How in Rome commerce was integrated into civil law, without specific legislation for merchants. 16:35 – Prodi's central thesis: The formation in the West of a unitary system between the Middle Ages and the Modern Era, prior to the rule of law and democracy. 18:40 – Relationship between Market and Democracy: Critical examination of the idea that market and democracy are inseparable. Reference to Jesús G. Maestro's essay on the failure of democracy. 21:30 – The "revenge" of the contract over the law: The rise of current commercial law versus civil law and its historical repression. 22:55 – Cervantes and Commerce: Analysis of Rinconete y Cortadillo and the Ricote episode in Don Quixote as examples of the Triple Alliance against the merchant (Church, Aristocracy, and Crime). 33:30 – Redefining the concept of theft: Theft not only as the taking of goods, but as the violation of market rules and the "fair price." 36:15 – The real dichotomy of the 21st century: A critique of the left-right axis. The true current struggle: State vs. Globalization. 46:10 – The monopoly market and the new proletariat: How large global monopolies have devoured small businesses and the role of supranational structures (European Union). 48:50 – Conclusion: The dissolution of political and national identity in the face of financial identity and the triumph of globalization. Subscribe to the channel: https://www.youtube.com/c/Jes%C3%BAsG... Essay on the Historical Failure of Democracy in the 21st Century: https://play.google.com/store/books/d... Critique of Literary Reason: https://play.google.com/store/books/s... Essay on the Historical Failure of Democracy in the 21st Century: https://play.google.com/store/books/d... KEYWORDS #literature #freedom #semiotics #history #art #fiction #poetry #novel #genres #narrative #narrator #philosophy #literacy #literacy_program #literaryfiction #literaryterm #literarycriticism #criticaliteraria #critica #thinking #critical #universidad #university #history #policy #geopolitics #politics #politicalscience #political #america #politicaleconomy #policies #democracy #democracy #politics #sigloXXI #mercadofinanceiro #mercado #mercato #marketing #martket #mercados #escohotado