The Sensory Order and Other Writings on the Foundations of Theoretical Psychology

Focusing on the theory of mind, the book presents Hayek's groundbreaking ideas on how mental mechanisms classify perceptions beyond physical laws. Initially overlooked by psychologists and social scientists, it is now recognized as crucial for comprehending Hayek's broader contributions. This edition includes the original 1952 text alongside supplementary essays and a 1920 student paper that outlines the foundational concepts later expanded in his seminal work.