... de recherche sur la science et la technologie (CIRST), Université du Québec à Montréal, Montréal, Canada, email: duppe.till@uqam.ca . Copyright © 2018 Duke University Press 2018 interest conflicts existential meaning of science scientific credit oral history References Cantor...

..., eds. 1999 . Conversations with Leading Economists: Interpreting Modern Macroeconomics . Cheltenham, U.K.: Edward Elgar. Söderqvist, T. 1996 . Existential Projects and Existential Choice in Science: Science Biography as an Edifying Genre . In Shortland and Yeo 1996. Sokal, M. 1990 . Life...

... of ultimate meaning from the problematics of science: the latter were ascertainable, while the former were not. Science could deal only with the determinable (Kant’s phenom- ena); other approaches had to be used to deal with the undeterminable (Kant’s noumena and ultimate values...

... have made wide use of theoret- ical work in the social sciences which has given their subject a new interest and vitality. Perhaps because of the curious status of economic history as an auton- omous discipline, general history has often ignored the insights offered by economic theory. Further...

... that are the product of alterations in the material conditions of existence such as population changes and re- source scarcities. 30. When Tillich criticizes “liberal” ideas, or often “bourgeois liberal” ideas, he means an enlightenment ideology that elevates science to the on& way of knowing...

... (Witt 1991). The Future of Evolutionary Thinking in Economics Historicism and Science In The Open Society and Its Enemies ([ 19441 1963) Karl Popper assaulted what he called historicism. It viewed history as a sequence of events that had a meaning, but which could not be empirically...

... minima that are rooted in existential human needs. The latter are ana- lyzed in a new science of integrated social knowledge on the existential biological and cultural structure of the human being in society. Thus, Kapp’s social economics provides a crucial link to ecological economics...

...Jeremy D. Popkin Duke University Press 2007 Bourdieu, Pierre. 2004 . Esquisse pour une auto-analyse . Paris: Raisons d'agir. De Man, Paul. 1979 . Autobiography as De-Facement. Modern Language Notes 94 : 919 -30. Dilthey, William. [1914] 1962 . Pattern and Meaning in History...

... individualism is generally meant the view which holds that meaningful social science knowledge is best or more appropriately derived through 2, Znter alia, see May Brodbeck, ed., Readings in the Phifosophy of the Social Sciences (New York, 1968), sec. 4; and Ernest Nagel, The Structure of Science...

... in the Professionalization of American Social Science, 1865–1905 . Lexington: University Press of Kentucky. Lampman , Robert J. 1993 . Economists at Wisconsin . Madison: Board of Regents, University of Wisconsin. Landreth , Harry , and C. Colander David 1989 . History of Economic Theory . 2d ed. Boston...

... of a hitherto unknown sci- ence. Then the student is confronted with what N. R. Ranson has called the task of finding “means of saying what is for others un- sayable. ’ ’23 Even though a language is equipped with symbolic and linguistic means to transmit a specific science...

... suppliers and demanders.” The authors state that the 410 Book Reviews purpose of religion is to explain the meaning of existence. Religion is a proxy for “assurances of salvation” and a solution to the existential crisis. The authors also defi ne demand and supply in the context of religion. Demand...

... the direction and content of religion within a rationally- determined market of both suppliers and demanders.” The authors state that the 410 Book Reviews purpose of religion is to explain the meaning of existence. Religion is a proxy for “assurances of salvation” and a solution to the existential...

... suppliers and demanders.” The authors state that the 410 Book Reviews purpose of religion is to explain the meaning of existence. Religion is a proxy for “assurances of salvation” and a solution to the existential crisis. The authors also defi ne demand and supply in the context of religion. Demand...

... the direction and content of religion within a rationally- determined market of both suppliers and demanders.” The authors state that the 410 Book Reviews purpose of religion is to explain the meaning of existence. Religion is a proxy for “assurances of salvation” and a solution to the existential...

... Reviews purpose of religion is to explain the meaning of existence. Religion is a proxy for “assurances of salvation” and a solution to the existential crisis. The authors also defi ne demand and supply in the context of religion. Demand is defi ned as a func- tion of price, with religious price...

... suppliers and demanders.” The authors state that the 410 Book Reviews purpose of religion is to explain the meaning of existence. Religion is a proxy for “assurances of salvation” and a solution to the existential crisis. The authors also defi ne demand and supply in the context of religion. Demand...

... Understanding.” In That Noble Science of Politics: A Study in Nineteenth-Century Intellectual History , edited by Collini Stefan Winch Donald Burrow John , 162 – 81 . Cambridge : Cambridge University Press . Keynes John Maynard . [1915] 1983 . Review of the Barrington edition...

..., the fifth and last edition of Economic Theory in Retrospect (1997) bears only very modest traces of this conversion. Perhaps more than for his latter-day ven- tures into methodology and the philosophy of science, it is undoubtedly for his study of “economic theory in retrospect” that Mark Blaug...

... ven- tures into methodology and the philosophy of science, it is undoubtedly for his study of “economic theory in retrospect” that Mark Blaug will be remembered (even if such an approach worked paradoxically against the history of thought). The impressive bibliography offered on pages 267–95...