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A educação em Riqueza das Nações de Adam Smith: uma introdução
(2002) MORAES, José Damiro de
Adam Smith (1723 – 1790) was born in Kirkcaldy, Fifeshire, Scotland, to an upper-class family. As a man of his time, Smith's work, “The Wealth of Nations” (the first edition dates from 1776), was impregnated by the philosophical conceptions present in England at the time, being considered as a product of the development of capitalism. The eighteenth century was marked by the advance of the forces of production that began to be characterized by mass production. This revolution in the means of production had England as its privileged location. The capitalist era entered as an overcoming of the feudal accumulation system. However, it did not happen homogeneously across Europe, some States advanced more than others, such as England, which had as its fulcrum the bourgeois revolutions that occurred in the previous century. From 1730 onwards and, mainly, from 1760 onwards, manufacturing was being replaced by new inventions that allowed the multiplication of the productivity of human labor. These advances brought new relationships in economic and social structures.