Hi, Matt! I think Don included all those other pieces because of the very
open-mindedness we have been talking about. But I do think he leant towards
the idea that hermeneutics and his own brand of libertarianism were
affine. We both agreed that democracy and hermeneutics were complementary,
but in Don's thinking democracy was joined at the hip with free markets
- and here we parted ways.
At 12:49 PM 3/7/2008, you wrote:
You may recall I organized that EEA session, Kevin. But I am surprised
that you include Don as one who claimed a special affinity between
hermeneutics and libertarian economics. He edited a book on economics
and hermeneutics that included work that drew on hermeneutics by people
coming from a variety of economic perspectives. Heilbroner is in it,
there are some institutionalists, etc. I know that doesn't rule out the
possibility that he still held the position you claim. Mat
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