Toward a Better Understanding of Social Systems
Toward a Better Understanding of Social Systems
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This illustrates one of the basic limitations of a verbal model and why any such theory, if it is to maintain influence and undergo continuous and sustained improvement, must be formalized, as are the theories of physical science, into a more explicit framework. Keynes simply had no adequate way of clearly and precisely communicating his novel ideas. He had to express his theory by means of a very laborious and difficult to follow verbal pre- sentation. Attempting in this way, by means of a pur...ely verbal presentation, to relate the interactions and behavior of a great number of multiple inter- dependencies is no easy task. And his book, for this reason, has the justi- fiable reputation of being nearly indecipherable. This, perhaps more than anything else, explains why the neo-classical interpretation of his theory achieved such dominance. The neo-classical presentation was dore in terms of graphs and equations that seemed precise, straightforward, and clear.
What is more, Keynes had no objective method for determining whether the intuitive analysis of the behavior implied by his theoretical structures was true.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
This illustrates one of the basic limitations of a verbal model and why any such theory, if it is to maintain influence and undergo continuous and sustained improvement, must be formalized, as are the theories of physical science, into a more explicit framework. Keynes simply had no adequate way of clearly and precisely communicating his novel ideas. He had to express his theory by means of a very laborious and difficult to follow verbal pre- sentation. Attempting in this way, by means of a pur...ely verbal presentation, to relate the interactions and behavior of a great number of multiple inter- dependencies is no easy task. And his book, for this reason, has the justi- fiable reputation of being nearly indecipherable. This, perhaps more than anything else, explains why the neo-classical interpretation of his theory achieved such dominance. The neo-classical presentation was dore in terms of graphs and equations that seemed precise, straightforward, and clear.
What is more, Keynes had no objective method for determining whether the intuitive analysis of the behavior implied by his theoretical structures was true.
What to read after Toward a Better Understanding of Social Systems?
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