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In modern times, mechanization is a natural result of speculative philosophy in science. This mechanization experience occurs in earlier periods and in a more professional way than other social sciences in economics. The Heterodox Economy Schools are challenging mechanization. Because the heterodox economics schools are both claiming to extend the research object of the discipline and to think about what is economical and to build dialogue between economics and other social sciences. The effort that these two claims appear is the economic thought and the hermeneutic method that contributes to the clarification of the economic thought. The hermeneutic method leads the economy to the philosophical, expands the research object of the discipline and enables the historical understanding of the discipline within social sciences. In this study, the economic and hermeneutic relationship will be studied in Thorstein Veblen and Ludwig Lachmann. The fact that the economic discipline has a privileged place in social sciences depends on the economic thought, which also includes the hermeneutic method.