A pragmatist theory of capitalism

This article explores the potential of pragmatist social theory (Dewey and Mead) for elaborating and clarifying the classical analyses of capitalism by Marx, Schumpeter, Sombart and Weber. It shows how a reinterpretation in the context of pragmatist discourse can overcome the rationalist shortcoming...

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Published in:Socio-economic review 2011-01, Vol.9 (1), p.83-106
Main Author: Deutschmann, C.
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Capitalism
Creativity
Dewey, John
Marx, Karl
Mead, George Herbert
Pragmatism
Reification
Weber, Max
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Reification
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