El orden sensorial

We present the fourth edition of one of Unión Editorial's recent classics, published for the first time in 2002. On this occasion, it has an addendum by Agustina Borella, a brilliant philosopher of science who provides an unbeatable intellectual context for this little masterpiece of Friedrich Hayek. This book, ignored for a long time by psychologists and somewhat atypical in the Author's intellectual biography, exposes, after a slow maturation, a brilliant idea that Hayek had in his youth; a clairvoyant intuition that represented a Copernican turn against the triumphant positivism in Vienna in the Twenties and that, moreover, outlines the methodological foundations on which his conceptions in the fields of economics and social philosophy would later be based. , as the authors of the essay that closes this volume clearly show.