Die „soziale Frage" more geometrico beantwortet

Die „soziale Frage" more geometrico beantwortet

Mainstream economics tends to view its historical process of mathematicization as a „powerful, irresistible current of thought" (Debreu), perfectly motivated by the application of deductive methodology to a quantified object-domain. This interpretation stands in sharp contrast to the his...

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Main Authors: Daniel Eckert, Leonhard Bauer
Format: Article
Language:deu
Published: StudienVerlag 1996-01-01
Series:Österreichische Zeitschrift für Geschichtswissenschaften
Online Access:https://journals.univie.ac.at/index.php/oezg/article/view/5646
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spelling doaj-a39e8bac5d7e44c18fd8e8d2460771862021-03-18T20:49:54ZdeuStudienVerlagÖsterreichische Zeitschrift für Geschichtswissenschaften1016-765X2707-966X1996-01-017210.25365/oezg-1996-7-2-5 Die „soziale Frage" more geometrico beantwortetDaniel Eckert0Leonhard Bauer1Institut für Volkswirtschaftstheorie und -politik, Wirtschaftsuniversität WienInstitut für Volkswirtschaftstheorie und -politik, Wirtschaftsuniversität Wien Mainstream economics tends to view its historical process of mathematicization as a „powerful, irresistible current of thought" (Debreu), perfectly motivated by the application of deductive methodology to a quantified object-domain. This interpretation stands in sharp contrast to the historical background of mathematical economics as founded by Leon Walras: the French school of political economy following J.-B. Say combines deductivism with a strong resistance to mathematicization. Rather than simply being an emulation of rational mechanics, Walrasian general equilibrium theory is motivated by natural law issues related to the „social question". https://journals.univie.ac.at/index.php/oezg/article/view/5646
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description Mainstream economics tends to view its historical process of mathematicization as a „powerful, irresistible current of thought" (Debreu), perfectly motivated by the application of deductive methodology to a quantified object-domain. This interpretation stands in sharp contrast to the historical background of mathematical economics as founded by Leon Walras: the French school of political economy following J.-B. Say combines deductivism with a strong resistance to mathematicization. Rather than simply being an emulation of rational mechanics, Walrasian general equilibrium theory is motivated by natural law issues related to the „social question".
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