K materialističnemu branju pojma (ekonomske) institucije pri Thorsteinu Veblenu

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DOI:

https://doi.org/10.3986/fv.44.1.01

Ključne besede:

Veblen, Cantor, institucije, teorija množic, miselne navade, instinkti

Povzetek

Thorstein Veblen je nekoč dejal, da je študij instinktov njegov edini pomembnejši doprinos  k ekonomski teoriji. Instinkti so pogoji in vzroki v ozadju oblikovanja miselnih navad, medtem ko so slednje sine qua non gradniki institucij. Članek zastavlja sledeče vprašanje: kakšno konceptualno obliko bi zavzela Veblenova relacija med instinkti-miselne navade-institucije, če bi jo zastavili kot formalni sistem? Pri tem miselne navade razume kot čiste ideje v Platonovem smislu (eidos) – mnoštva mišljena kot Ideje –, kot jih podaja teorija matematičnih množic Georga Cantorja ter filozofsko osmišlja postulat Alaina Badiouja »matematika je ontologija«. Namen članka je: (1) pokazati, kako so miselne navade, ki privzamejo obliko institucij, abstrahirane od vse vsebine, lahko formalno mišljene kot matematične množice; (2) povezati Veblenov ključni instinkt, delovni instinkt, v ekvivalenco z aksiomom prazne množice in s tem nakazati Veblenovo materialistično orientacijo.

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2023-12-22

Kako citirati

Kranjc, U. (2023). K materialističnemu branju pojma (ekonomske) institucije pri Thorsteinu Veblenu. Filozofski Vestnik, 44(1), 7–28. https://doi.org/10.3986/fv.44.1.01

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Ekonomija, ideologija, psihoanaliza