Econ Art: Divorcing Art from Science in Modern EconomicsPluto Press, 15. 2. 1999 - Počet stran: 240 Historians of economic thought have long recognized the possibility that the "science" of economics owes more to cultural influences than we are usually prepare to admit. Econ Art offers the first detailed study of this contradiction, highlighting the cultural and aesthetic influences of surrealism, cubism and abstract art on both economic theory and method in the twentieth century.Arguing that economics has developed more as an art form than as a science, the author looks not only at what economists have produced but how they have produced it, uncovering the cultural preconceptions which have shaped economic theory and method in the last one hundred years. At a time of increasing dissatisfaction with the discipline and the practice of economics, Szostak argues that the time is now ripe —- and right —- to embarrass the profession into a whole-sale reconsideration of what economics is for, how it should be done and what might make it better and more useful to the academy and to the world at large. |
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... appear to have affected economic theory as well . As in art history , our analysis of economics will focus on the ... appears that PREFACE xiii.
... appear to have affected economic theory as well . As in art history , our analysis of economics will focus on the ... appears that PREFACE xiii.
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... appears that the same forces were at work . In some instances , we support our line of argument with the words of econ - artists themselves commenting on why they created what they did . Most often , though , there is no smoking gun ...
... appears that the same forces were at work . In some instances , we support our line of argument with the words of econ - artists themselves commenting on why they created what they did . Most often , though , there is no smoking gun ...
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... appear much less prone to confronting its pet theories with real - world evidence than the natural sciences . Economists , to the contrary , do not just keep dishonesty in their heart , but are all too willing to bear it in public ...
... appear much less prone to confronting its pet theories with real - world evidence than the natural sciences . Economists , to the contrary , do not just keep dishonesty in their heart , but are all too willing to bear it in public ...
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