Hayek’s Mind
The very excellent Paul Lewis reviews the Liberty Fund paperback version of TSO. Hayek in MindPaul Lewisphilosophical psychologySensory Order
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Ludwig Lachmann: Enigmatic and Controversial Austrian Economist
This past weekend I had the good fortune to attend an intimate conference on Ludwig Lachmann, a name that has been lingering in the air for me for many years but that I’d never got round to actually reading. Not only did I for the most part find Lachmann’s writing, notably The Market As an Economic Process,…
Ontology and the history of economic thought: the case of anti-reductionism in the work of Friedrich Hayek
The very excellent Paul Lewis has alerted me to a new paper of his available in the Cambridge Journal of Economics, Volume 41, Issue 5, 1 August 2017, pp. 1343–1365. Friedrich HayekHistory of Economic ThoughtPaul Lewisphilosophy of social sciencereductionismsocial ontologytony Lawson
Shackle on Choice, Imagination and Creativity: Hayekian Foundations
The very excellent Paul Lewis has a new and freely available article here. Austrian SchoolchoiceEmergenceHayekimaginationMindPaul LewisPsychologyShacklethe sensory orderuncertainty
The Emergence of “Emergence” in the Work of F. A. Hayek: A Historical Analysis
Recent article by the very excellent Paul Lewis in History of Political Economy Volume 48, Issue 1. Abstract: This article identifies the sources on which Friedrich Hayek drew in order to develop his understanding of the notion of emergence. It is widely acknowledged that the notion of emergence plays a significant role in Hayek’s analyses of both the mind and…
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