The diagrams presented below are based on the radical Austrian school of Ludwig von Mises, Murray
Rothbard and Hans-Hermann Hoppe. They are a work in progress. Mistakes are inevitable and all corrections and help most welcome.
The idea is to turn these drafts into true infographics with embedded links to summaries and references. This is a joint project of many praxeologists who think summarizing and popularizing is both useful and fun.
An introduction to the Grand System can be found in Murray N. Rothbard: Economics, Science, and Liberty by Hans-Hermann Hoppe.
For those interested in pure praxeology there is the Facebook group Praxeological Science.
Here are three summary articles which are filed and discussed in that group. Each of these has one or two page "a summary of a summary".
Austrian Deductive System quotes. Part 1. Epistemology and Economics
Excerpted summary of Hoppe's World History
Excerpted summary of Rothbard's History of the Ruling elite
For those interested in paleolibertarian politics there is the Facebook group Paleolibertarian.
The reason for two separate groups is not only that the first is more abstract and theoretical, but also because many Austrians and praxeologists do not believe it is possible or useful to try to deduce paleolibertarianism from praxeology. Discussion on this topic is most welcome.
The idea is to turn these drafts into true infographics with embedded links to summaries and references. This is a joint project of many praxeologists who think summarizing and popularizing is both useful and fun.
An introduction to the Grand System can be found in Murray N. Rothbard: Economics, Science, and Liberty by Hans-Hermann Hoppe.
For those interested in pure praxeology there is the Facebook group Praxeological Science.
Here are three summary articles which are filed and discussed in that group. Each of these has one or two page "a summary of a summary".
Austrian Deductive System quotes. Part 1. Epistemology and Economics
Excerpted summary of Hoppe's World History
Excerpted summary of Rothbard's History of the Ruling elite
For those interested in paleolibertarian politics there is the Facebook group Paleolibertarian.
The reason for two separate groups is not only that the first is more abstract and theoretical, but also because many Austrians and praxeologists do not believe it is possible or useful to try to deduce paleolibertarianism from praxeology. Discussion on this topic is most welcome.
RATIONALISM VS. RELATIVISM
THREE PARADIGMS
PRAXEOLOGY AND ECONOMICS
PRAXEOLOGY AND ETHICS
POLITICS
[NOTE THAT THE DIAGRAMS ABOVE ARE BASED ON APRIORISTIC DEDUCTION BUT THE DIAGRAMS BELOW ARE ALSO BASED ON EMPIRICAL AND THYMOLOGICAL STUDIES. THEY ARE NOT ACCEPTED BY ALL RADICAL AUSTRIANS.]