Theory and history

In 'Theory and History', Ludwig von Mises critiques several philosophical and economic theories, such as Marxism and historicism, while developing his concept of thymology—a historical branch of the sciences of human action.

The book provides a comprehensive analysis of methodological dualism and defends the epistemological status of economic propositions.

It is considered a continuation of Mises's earlier work, 'Human Action', and offers insights into the philosophy of history and social science.