2014
DOI: 10.1007/978-3-319-06901-2_7
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Rationality, Hermeneutics, and Communicational Processes. On L. Lachmann’s Approach of Hermeneutical Economics

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“…The main exceptions are Old Institutionalism and the Austrian School, which the contributors to Lavoie's work often refer to. For a more recent review, seePriddat (2012). There is a crucial difference however in the ways this literature and our work understand relationships between hermeneutics and economics: whilst the former takes on a hermeneutic viewpoint of economics, our work is interested rather in examining how and with what consequences hermeneutic praxis is now entering the economy, despite the widespread indifference of mainstream economics.…”
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“…The main exceptions are Old Institutionalism and the Austrian School, which the contributors to Lavoie's work often refer to. For a more recent review, seePriddat (2012). There is a crucial difference however in the ways this literature and our work understand relationships between hermeneutics and economics: whilst the former takes on a hermeneutic viewpoint of economics, our work is interested rather in examining how and with what consequences hermeneutic praxis is now entering the economy, despite the widespread indifference of mainstream economics.…”
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confidence: 99%