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Edição Temática 2020

v. 9 (2021): Publicação Contínua

O potencial inexplorado do prefácio de Rothbard à obra Teoria e história como texto introdutório à metodologia austríaca

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

Resumo

Dada à amplitude das ideias da Escola Austríaca de Economia, e os numerosos e extensos tratados
em que elas estão distribuídas, não é fácil recomendar um texto introdutório que transmita de forma clara e rápida as características definitivas dessa escola de pensamento. No entanto, o prefácio de Rothbard à obra Teoria e história, de Ludwig von Mises, tem um grande potencial nesse sentido. Os méritos desse prefácio como leitura obrigatória derivam não só de seu resumo persuasivo do método praxiológico e dos argumentos
centrais em sua defesa, entre outras características distintivas da Escola Austríaca, mas também pela brevidade
e clareza estilística de Rothbard, que o tornam particularmente acessível às pessoas interessadas em conhecer
as ideias austríacas.

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