From homo economicus to homo agens: Toward a subjective rationality for entrepreneurship
Abstract
The aim of this article is to expound the subjectivist position on the concept of ‘rationality.’ To begin, we review the longstanding and still ongoing debate in philosophy over the differences (or not) between the natural and social sciences. While positivism, which supposes no difference between the sciences, has been the tradition whence the economic rationality construct (homo economicus and its modern variants) has derived, a longstanding...
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Title
From homo economicus to homo agens: Toward a subjective rationality for entrepreneurship
Published Date
Nov 1, 2021
Volume
36
Issue
6
Pages
106159 - 106159
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