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Philosophical Concepts And Economic Theory Of Organization Of The Modern Era

The era of modern (Art Nouveau) was a significant period in the development of human civilization. It marked profound changes in all spheres of society - in politics, economics, social relations, culture, and art. Philosophy was a key source of global transformations - from the transcendental ideas of the representatives of German classical philosophy to the too contradictory Friedrich Nietzsche and the author of "intuitive reality" Henri Louis Bergson. The research aims to detect the relationship between the philosophy of the XIX-th and early XX-th centuries and the economic theory of organization. The study used logical and historical methods, scientific abstraction, analogies, comparative and systems approaches. The article identifies the relationship between philosophy and the economic theory of organization defines common features that reflect the worldview created by the philosophy of modernity. Simultaneously, within the framework of the key neoclassical paradigm, there were multidirectional vectors of research in the economic theory of modernity's organization using different methodologies and tools.