Volume 7 was published on 4 November 2013 and includes four symposia and a long reviews section.
Opening pieces
Fonna Forman’s editorial is followed by two tributes: Christopher Berry’s appreciation of Andrew Skinner and Eric Schliesser’s memorial of Mr Cropsey.
Smith and women
Guest edited by Maureen Harkin. Topics include the women in Smith’s life (Harkin), Mary Wollstonecraft’s use of gender in reading Smith (Edith Kuiper), Sophie de Grouchy’s translation of The Theory of Moral Sentiments (N. B. Leddy), Smith on women, nature, history and liberty (Catriona Seth), and how Wollstonecraft and de Grouchy responded on love, marriage and virtue (Henry Clark and Deidre Dawson).
Smith in Greece
Guest edited by Dionysios Drosos. Contributors discuss impartial spectatorship, Kant and Smith on judgment (Fotini Vaki), Smith’s approach to law (Ioannis Tassopoulos), two sources of corruption of moral sentiments (Spiros Tegos) and the reception of Smith in Greece (Nicholas Theocarakis).
An Enlightened Life
Jeremy Jennings guest edits a symposium on Nicholas Phillipson’s biography. Ryan Hanley, Chandran Kukathas, Donald Winch and Craig Smith comment on moral theory, politics, biography and portraiture, and Phillipson replies.
Sympathy and justice
A symposium on Michael Frazer’s book, with Chad Flanders as guest editor, includes responses from Emily Nacol, Andrea Radasanu and Rachel Zuckert, then a reply from Frazer.
Articles and reviews
Ian Ross writes about an experiment with bagpipe music, and Daniel Klein about market communication. Reviews cover books by Forman-Barzilai, Hanley, Henderson, Keppler, Oslington, Pack and Rasmussen.