Interlude on Theory of Games

Abstract

This article tries to expose some conclusions of the games theory, applying some of it's results to sociology and, in some aspects, to political theories. It's intention is to show how our society has been elaborated with a particular conception of the human relations that is founded on a theory considered as achieved, when in fact there is another way to understand it's consequences. The games theory permits another comprehension of the social relationship, which is not only founded on the concurrency and allows us to imagine a society for which the competition could be replace by a “coopetition” or a true collaboration, without prejudice for itself, even if it's based on the commercial relations. The article is an interlude, and like any other game, it has also a pedagogical dimension.