Walras in the light of Marx, Lacan and his own

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Autor(a) principal: PRADO,ELEUTÉRIO F. S.
Data de Publicação: 2020
Tipo de documento: Artigo
Idioma: eng
Título da fonte: Revista de Economia Política
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Resumo: ABSTRACT This article discusses Léon Walras’s conception of pure science, which naturalizes market prices. We then show how Marx critically explains the naturalization of economic phenomena in general. Then - based on Jacques Lacan’s theory of the subject - we indicate how the discourse of positive science contributes to the formation of technoscientific knowledge and, specially, to the diffusion of the neoclassical theory. Moreover, the article shows that this understanding of knowledge contributes to deduct from the responsibilities of technobureaucrats for potentially disastrous consequences of the application of positive science to society.
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title Walras in the light of Marx, Lacan and his own
spellingShingle Walras in the light of Marx, Lacan and his own
PRADO,ELEUTÉRIO F. S.
General equilibrium theory
Leon Walras
criticism of political economy
economics methodology
title_short Walras in the light of Marx, Lacan and his own
title_full Walras in the light of Marx, Lacan and his own
title_fullStr Walras in the light of Marx, Lacan and his own
title_full_unstemmed Walras in the light of Marx, Lacan and his own
title_sort Walras in the light of Marx, Lacan and his own
author PRADO,ELEUTÉRIO F. S.
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Leon Walras
criticism of political economy
economics methodology
topic General equilibrium theory
Leon Walras
criticism of political economy
economics methodology
description ABSTRACT This article discusses Léon Walras’s conception of pure science, which naturalizes market prices. We then show how Marx critically explains the naturalization of economic phenomena in general. Then - based on Jacques Lacan’s theory of the subject - we indicate how the discourse of positive science contributes to the formation of technoscientific knowledge and, specially, to the diffusion of the neoclassical theory. Moreover, the article shows that this understanding of knowledge contributes to deduct from the responsibilities of technobureaucrats for potentially disastrous consequences of the application of positive science to society.
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