Has anyone developed Thymology?

You might want to look at:

Philip R. Davies, Whose Bible Is It Anyway?

Philip R. Davies, Scribes and Schools

Russell E. Gmirkin, Berossus and Genesis, Manetho and Exodus: Hellenistic Histories and the Date of the Pentateuch

Michael D. Magee, Persia and the Creation of Judaism. Available online: http://www.cais-soas.com/CAIS/Religions/non-iranian/Judaism/Persian_Judaism/Persia_created_judaism.htm

Thomas L. Thompson, The Bible in History: How Writers Create a Past

Thomas L. Thompson, The Near Eastern Roots of Jesus and David

Thanks for the recommendations.

I think another possible developable area of praxeology is workplace organization. Specifically the different types of workplace organization: workers co-ops (democratically managed) and standard managerial types are the two that come to mind.

This may be why we should look to the Austrian subjectivist / egoist Freud, as “positivists” / traditional analytic people have an unwarrented hard-on for behviorism and/or or cognitive science.

At the very least I think it may be a good over simplistic analogy for us:

Austrians are to Freud as Neoclassicals are to behaviorism

P.S:

things like “Oedipus Complex” are no more or less a scientific phrases as “positive stimulus” or whatever math numbers you wish to throw out there.