Valeur et responsabilité de l’homo oeconomicus

Labyrinth: An International Journal for Philosophy, Value Theory and Sociocultural Hermeneutics 18 (1):130-143 (2016)
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The main task of the article is to propose a critical analyses of the thesis of François Flahault that homo oeconomicus – an abstract subject of the cleaved Western consciousness – is responsible of economism and its mischiefs. The author shows the positive aspects of Flahault's interpretation, but also his simplifications and errors, by traversing the historical backgrounds of the concept of homo oeconomicus leading to the sophisms of the new economic doxa and its erroneous values.

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