Double Economy I (original) (raw)

This paper explores the concept of 'double economy' in the context of identity and exchange, highlighting the distinction between market exchange and gift exchange. It discusses how these forms of economy shape human identity and value, connecting structuralism to philosophical inquiries and social practices, particularly through the lens of gender and power dynamics. The implications of science and technology on thought and societal values are also examined, suggesting that philosophy evolves with influences from non-philosophical realms.