Shackle on choice, imagination and creativity: Hayekian foundations
针对沙克尔决策分析依赖笛卡尔心智观的批评，本文从哈耶克的理论心理学中寻找回应，用其《感觉秩序》中的思想弥补沙克尔笛卡尔主义的缺陷，同时保留其对真实选择、预期及创造力作用的强调。
This paper develops a response to some of the criticisms that have been made of G. L. S. Shackle’s analysis of human decision-making because of its reliance on a Cartesian account of the mind. It is argued that the basis for a response can be found in the work on theoretical psychology developed by Shackle’s fellow subjectivist, and one-time PhD supervisor, F. A. Hayek. In particular, the ideas advanced by Hayek in his 1952 book, <it>The Sensory Order</it> can be used to provide an account of the mind that avoids the shortcomings of Shackle’s Cartesianism whilst still doing justice to his emphasis on genuine choice, expectations and the role of creativity and the imagination in human decision-making.