Communicative action and the disambiguation of law and ethics Jan 2, 2015
“In primitive societies religion, morals, law, customs, [and] manners, exist as an undifferentiated whole. The boundaries between them are hazy and ill-defined. Their respective provinces are distinguished only gradually.” —Henry Hazlitt, The Foundations of Morality ([1964] 2010, 62) I recently came across an interesting piece by Adam Knott from last year, "The dawning of a realization," in which he discusses a theme I brought out in Action-Based Jurisprudence (2011) regarding the need to broaden the application of praxeology beyond economics. This includes the analysis of communicative action from a praxeological standpoint. The latter is something that I picked up mainly...
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