1Chapter 1: The Problem
9Chapter 8: The Psychology of Inequality: Capitalism's Uneven Distribution
2Chapter 1: The Problem
10Chapter 9: The Role of Institutions: Shaping Minds and Markets
3Chapter 2: The Classical View: Homo Economicus and the Genesis of Self-Interest
11Chapter 10: Psychological Resilience and Resistance: Counter-Currents within Capitalism
4Chapter 3: The Shaping Power of Consumption: Capitalism's Psychological Arsenal
12Chapter 11: Global Capitalism and Psychological Homogenization
5Chapter 4: Reciprocity and Social Capital: Beyond Pure Self-Interest
13Chapter 12: The Future of Capitalism and the Evolving Self
6Chapter 5: Psychological Adaptations to Capitalism: The Individual Under Pressure
14Chapter 13: The Nature of Human Flourishing: A Psychological Counterpoint
7Chapter 6: Behavioral Economics: Unmasking Irrationality in the Market
15Chapter 14: Policy Implications: Nurturing a Healthier Co-evolution
8Chapter 7: The Social Construction of Value: Beyond Intrinsic Worth
16Chapter 15: Conclusion: Navigating the Symbiotic Dance
