The Dynamics of Value and Discourse

This chapter explores the evolution of value formation in economic theories, contrasting insights from different schools of thought such as physiocracy and Marxism. It examines the historical roots of psychopathology and its relation to societal interests, as well as the interplay between criminology and racial stereotypes. Additionally, the discussion critiques the legitimacy of knowledge production across disciplines, emphasizing how discourse shapes understanding and authority within various fields.