a mão invisível de júpiter e o método newtoniano de smith
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Este ensaio discute o modo como Adam Smith compreendia a filosofia e a ciência, as motivações que orientam nossos esforços de conhecer a natureza e a sociedade e o método que deve orientar estas investigações e a exposição de seus resultados. Simultaneamente, o texto aponta os equívocos das interpretações que viram em sua obra uma expressão do mecanicismo e de uma espécie de "positivismo" avant la lettre.
This paper examines Adam Smith's understanding of the philosophy and science, the motivations that lead us to investigate nature and society, and the proper methods of investigation and exposition. The paper also criticizes those authors that interpret Smith's work as an example of the mechanical approach or as a kind of positivism avant la lettre.
This paper examines Adam Smith's understanding of the philosophy and science, the motivations that lead us to investigate nature and society, and the proper methods of investigation and exposition. The paper also criticizes those authors that interpret Smith's work as an example of the mechanical approach or as a kind of positivism avant la lettre.
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| Authors | ;Hugo E. A. da Gama Cerqueira |
| Journal | trends in biochemical sciences |
| Year | 2006 |
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