Note: This post is the first in a series of posts on Pope Benedict XVI’s “Caritas in Veritate”. Also see posts on the Intro and Chapter One, Chapter Two, Chapter Four, and Chapter Five.
I’ve had a nasty habit of promising future posts on this blog and then not writing them. Well, that stops now, at [...]
Archive for July 7th, 2009
Caritas in Veritate, Intro and Chapter One
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“Caritas in veritate”
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Or, charity in truth, for the non-Latinites. Benedict XVI’s first social encyclical was released today. Actually, DFR beat me to this one, which is embarrassing, because Catholic Social Tradition happened to be my minor in undergrad. He actually did a preliminary scan and quote, which will have to suffice from now, until I get a [...]
“Internet Asperger’s Syndrome” and “Austistic economics”
Posted in Uncategorized, tagged behavioral economics on July 7, 2009 | Leave a Comment »
Via Mark Thoma, the blog Language Log has an interesting post connecting an understanding of the word “autistic” as meaning “excessively rational” with the “post-autistic” critique of neo-classical economics. There’s also a bried discussion of neuroeconomic. All in all, interesting read, I think.
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