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Which is the usefulness of philosophy and the humanities? The topic arises, sporadically, in the form of arguments linked to a certain economic rationality of budget and scientific policy, assuming that we agree on the very concept of utility, and often ignoring the historicity of the term in the co...
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2018
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| Sumario: | Which is the usefulness of philosophy and the humanities? The topic arises, sporadically, in the form of arguments linked to a certain economic rationality of budget and scientific policy, assuming that we agree on the very concept of utility, and often ignoring the historicity of the term in the context of the evolution of economic theories. Evolution that, after the Keynesian revolution of economic disciplinary thought, led to many conceptual paradoxes. This article aims to recapitulate briefly the vicissitudes of the concept of utility, and then revisits the paradoxes generated by the Keynesian approach, with the purpose of finally addressing some of the systemic features that may allow to respond obliquely to the improper question which opens the text. |
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