Feser on Scientism

By Greg Ransom, on March 20th, 2011%

A roundup with commentary: Edward Feser on scientism. Feser’s work is self-recommending — there are few better writers in all of philosophy, and he’s got a top notch mind.

Of special interest to me are Feser’s engagements with Alexander Rosenberg. I know Alex Rosenberg’s work about as well as anyone, and Feser’s judgment of . . . → Read More: Feser on Scientism

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NEW: F. A. Hayek, “Planning, Science and Freedom”

By Greg Ransom, on September 11th, 2010%

F. A. Hayek, “Planning, Science and Freedom”, Nature, Nov. 15, 1941, Vol. 148, pp. 580-584.

Quotable:

The reasons why the adoption of a system of central planning necessarily produces a totalitarian system are fairly simple. Whoever controls the means must decide which ends they are to serve. As under modern conditions control of economic activity . . . → Read More: NEW: F. A. Hayek, “Planning, Science and Freedom”

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Of the direct significance of equilibrium analysis to the explanation of the events we observe, I never had any doubt. I thought it was a very useful concept to explain a type of order towards which the process of economics tends without ever reading it. — F. A. Hayek
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