A Reply to Howard Sherman

Geoffrey Hodgson ()

Review of Social Economy, 1998, vol. 56, issue 3, 295-306

Abstract: In the Spring 1998 (56(1): 47-58) issue of this journal, Howard Sherman criticized the alleged methodological individualism and critique of Marxism by Geoffrey Hodgson. This reply denies that Hodgson is a methodological individualist and defends his Veblenian criticism of Marx. It is also contended that Marx was not a Darwinian and did not incorporate essential Darwinian ideas in his thinking.

Keywords: Marxism; Darwinism; Veblen (search for similar items in EconPapers)
Date: 1998
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