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Indavera Stieben, L. G. (2011). Errores en la estrategia argumentativa de la interpretación providencialista de la mano invisible de Adam Smith: El caso de la teoría de los sentimientos morales. Discusiones Filosóficas, 12(19), 239–256. Recuperado a partir de https://revistasojs.ucaldas.edu.co/index.php/discusionesfilosoficas/article/view/625
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Generalmente, los que defienden la interpretación providencialista de la mano invisible de Adam Smith, sostienen que los individuos guiados por una mano invisible poseen ciertas cualidades que se espera se orientan a ciertos fines beneficiosos para la sociedad. Este sería, ni más ni menos, el sentido de la famosa expresión smitheana. En este artículo mostraré, por el contrario, que en el pasaje de la mano invisible de La teoría de los sentimientos morales los individuos guiados por una mano invisible no poseen las cualidades que se espera se orientan a dichos fines. Así, la interpretación providencialista no puede explicar qué cualidades poseen los terratenientes (los guiados por una mano invisible), de modo tal que se orienten al fin beneficioso en cuestión (la distribución de las cosas necesarias para la vida).
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