The Myth of the Model
Even the most useful, most sophisticated models are only skeletal images of some full experience, writes Gene Callahan.
Calculation and Knowledge
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The Hayekian Prism
Bruce Caldwell has adopted a sensible strategy to cope with the formidable task he has set himself.
Sraffa’s Production of Fallacies by Means of Fallacies
Robert Murphy shows what's wrong with Piero Sraffa's case against the market economy.
The Explanatory Power of Economic Logic
Robert Murphy recommends Sowell's latest book, though with reservations.
Mises in One Lesson
Austrian economics has nothing to do with the economics of Austria. Austrian Economics (AE) began with Carl Menger in 1871. It is based on an analysis of individual action, not aggregates or groups.
Origins of Science in the Age of Faith
Lessl’s field is rhetoric. The history of the relationship between faith and science shifted when the theological nucleus was removed and science was inserted. Rhetoric was left behind. Faith was erased in the middle of the nineteenth century. Kant was intensely hostile to Catholicism. He wanted to replace it with humanism.
