Epistemics & Economics

Name: Epistemics & Economics
Author: Shackle

1972

[Front Matter and Acknowledgements]: Front matter for G.L.S. Shackle's 'Epistemics & Economics', including the title page, dedication to J.L. Ford, and acknowledgements...

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Front Matter and Acknowledgementstheoretical

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Table of Contentstheoretical

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Preface: The Human Predicament and the Limits of Reasontheoretical

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The Dissolution of the Rational System and the Nature of Timetheoretical

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A Critique of Keynesian and Hayekian Theorytheoretical

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The Conflict Between Rationality and Timetheoretical

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Book I: Economic Theory and the Formal Imaginationchapter

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The Interconnectedness of Human Affairstheoretical

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Stereotypes, Mathematics, and the Limits of Economic Modelstheoretical

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The Art of Economic Simplification and the Theory of Moneytheoretical

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Probability, Uncertainty, and the Logic of Choicetheoretical

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The Borrowed Postures of Economics and the Theory of Gamestheoretical

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Time, Novelty, and the Limits of Reasontheoretical

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Self-Subsistent vs. Non-Self-Subsistent Sciencestheoretical

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Valuation, Variety and Scalar Quantitytheoretical

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Formal Codes and their Efficiencytheoretical

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Orientations and the Kaleidic Societytheoretical

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Reason versus Knowledgetheoretical

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Book II: The Construct of Reasonchapter

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Subjective Marginalism and the End of the Roadtheoretical

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The Concept of Value and its Limitationstheoretical

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Quantity versus Form in Economic Theorytheoretical

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The Rational Ideal as the Core of Economic Theorytheoretical

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Cost and the Meaning of Choicetheoretical

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Perfect Competition and Conceptual Illusionismtheoretical

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The Value-Construct in the Roundtheoretical

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Book III: Expectation and the Dissolution of Determinacychapter

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Involuntary Unemployment and the General Theorytheoretical

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Kaleidic Investment-Values and the Newstheoretical

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Lender's Uncertainty and the Nature of Interest-Ratestheoretical

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Liquidity: Its Nature and the General Theorytheoretical

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Prices as Conventiontheoretical

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The Dissolution of Rational Determinacytheoretical

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Book IV: Statics and the Rejection of Timechapter

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Simultaneous Equations and the Market Idealtheoretical

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Partial Equilibrium and the Essential Imprecision of Economicstheoretical

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The Rejection of Time and the Artefact of the Stationary Statetheoretical

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Book V: Diachronism and Marshall's Accommodation of Timechapter

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Capital, or the Time-Net of Productiontheoretical

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The Average Period of Production and the Complexity of the Production Nettheoretical

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Disinvestment, General Equilibrium, and the Critique of the Stationary Statetheoretical

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Business Cycle Engines: Theories of Natural Success vs. Capability of Errorchapter

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The Epistemic Cycle and the Nature of Cyclical Unitytheoretical

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History, Theory, and the Sovereignty of Theorytheoretical

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Epistemics versus Axiomatics: The Science of Imprecisionchapter

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Languages for Expectation: Probability and Its Limitstheoretical

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The Conditions for the Application of Probability to Physical Systemstheoretical

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Probability as a Mode of Thought and Rational Probabilitytheoretical

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Keynes's Definition and the Subjective Element in Probable Inferencetheoretical

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The Principle of Indifference and Relative Frequencytheoretical

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Subjective Probability and the Concept of Possibilitytheoretical

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Profit, Investment, and the Theory of Gamestheoretical

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Kaleidic Economics and the General Theorytheoretical

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Economic Theory Unbound: Conclusiontheoretical

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Indexbibliography

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