Joy forever and its market price

The attention of readers is offered a book by an outstanding English art critic and social reformer J. Ruskin, written on the basis of lectures that he read in Manchester in 1857. The author sets a difficult task - to introduce morality and aesthetics into political economy, part of the solution to this problem is the desire to introduce elements of beauty into a human everyday life, into his work and production. Related to modern machine civilization and preaching free ennobled labor, John Ruskin expresses a number of interesting ideas about the place and role of the state, about the discovery and application of human talent, the accumulation and distribution of labor results, etc.
The book will be interesting to philosophers, art critics and specialists in the history of economic thought, as well as all interested readers