How can economics become genuinely quantitative? This is the question that French sociologist Gabriel Tarde tackled at the end of his career, and in this pamphlet, Bruno Latour and Vincent Antonin Lepinay offer a lively introduction to the work of that forgotten genius of nineteenth-century social thought. Tarde's solution was in total contradiction to the dominant views of his time: to quantify the connections between people and goods, you need to grasp 'passionate interests'. In Tarde's view, capitalism is not a system of cold calculations - rather it is a constant amplification in the intensity and reach of passions. In a stunning anticipation of contemporary economic anthropology, Tarde's work defines an alternative path beyond the two illusions responsible for so much modern misery: the adepts of the Invisible Hand and the devotees of the Visible Hand will learn how to escape the sterility of their fight and recognize the originality of a thinker for whom everything is intersubjective, hence quantifiable. At a time when the regulation of financial markets is the subject of heated debate, Latour and Lepinay provide a valuable historical perspective on the fundamental nature of capitalism.
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沒讀過 Tarde 來讀這本就是自虐
评分An essential study on neoliberal governance/epistemology, though alas the term is amiss in the book. In fact, ideas that these contemporary theorists present as having been long-suppressed have in fact found themselves folded rather seamlessly into the information ecosystem and market-minded governmentality of twenty-first century capitalism.
评分沒讀過 Tarde 來讀這本就是自虐
评分沒讀過 Tarde 來讀這本就是自虐
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