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Special Issue 2020

Vol. 9 (2021): Publicación Anual Continua

El potencial desatendido del Prefacio de Rothbard a Teoría e historia como texto introductorio de la metodología austriaca

DOI
https://doi.org/10.30800/mises.2021.v9.1357
Enviado
agosto 15, 2020
Publicado
2021-06-22

Resumen

Dada la amplitud de las ideas de la Escuela Austriaca de Economía y los numerosos y extensos tratados en los que se encuentran distribuidas, no es tarea fácil recomendar un texto introductorio que transmita de forma clara y rápida las características definitivas de esta escuela de pensamiento. Sin embargo, el Prefacio
del libro de Ludwig von Mises, Teoría e historia, donde apenas se habla de Murray N. Rothbard, posee un potencial considerable sin explotar en este sentido. Los méritos del Prefacio como lectura introductoria se derivan no solo de su persuasivo resumen del método praxeológico y los argumentos centrales a su favor, entre otras características distintivas de la Escuela Austriaca, sino también de su brevedad y la claridad estilística
de Rothbard, que lo hacen particularmente accesible para los que recién están conociendo las ideas austriacas.

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