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Learning from the Economy and the People Friedrich List.
- Takeshi Nakano
- Drivers of [economic growth
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- Schumpeter., in his book Capitalism, Socialism, Democracy, refers to the sociology of knowledge of Mannheim.
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Rational knowledge of science is also based on an irrational foundation (perspective)
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This irrational foundation is replaced
- The paradigm shift later described by Thomas Kuhn in “The Structure of Scientific Revolutions”
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Similar paradigms occur in the social sciences
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Influencing Politics.
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Dewey, “The Quest for Certainty.”
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Reject the dualism of theory/practice and knowledge/action
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Knowledge is not the end of the quest, but the starting point
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All knowledge is hypothetical
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Practice is uncertainty (if it is certain, there is no need to practice)
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Humans fear uncertainty; acting in the real world makes it impossible to escape uncertainty; escaping to the world of pure knowledge is a relief
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A scientific attitude is the ability to enjoy doubt.”
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Pioneer of the list Machiavelli.
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