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Rationality and Decision Making: From Normative Rules to Heuristics

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Publisher
Brill | Rodopi
Year
2018
Tongue
English
Leaves
375
Series
Poznan Studies in the Philosophy of the Sciences and the Humanities, 111
Category
Library

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✦ Synopsis


The volume Rationality and Decision Making: From Normative Rules to Heuristics analyses rational and irrational decision making by individuals as well as by groups. The contributors adopt methodological, logical, linguistic, psychological, historical, and evolutionary perspectives.

✦ Table of Contents


Rationality and Decision Making: From Normative Rules to Heuristics
Copyright
Contents
Notes on Contributors
Introduction
1 Minimal Expressivism and the Meaning of Practical Rationality
2 Group Decision Making as Rational Undertaking: Rationality Attributed or Described?
3 It Takes Effort to be (Collectively) Rational: Group as a Reasoning Agent
4 Seeing What a β€œScience of Rationality” Founders on (with a Little Help from Donald Davidson)
5 Soft Rationality and Reticulated Universality. Reflecting on the Debate between R. Rorty and H. Putnam
6 From Volleying to Distributed Embodied Rationality
7 Psychology and the Norms of Rationality
8 Inferentialism, Rationality, and Value-driven Epistemology
9 Rational Decisions and Wise Decisions: Two Names for the Same Thing?
10 The Means-End Rationality and Constitutive Elements of Action
11 Moral Conditions for Methodologically Rational Decisions
12 Cognition and Rationality: Writing Straight with Crooked Lines?
13 When being Right is Not Good Enough: How Systematic Cognitive Biases Affect Decision Making Strategies
14 Heuristics: Daniel Kahneman vs Gerd Gigerenzer
15 Rationality and Psychological Accuracy of Risky Choice Models Based on Option- vs. Dimension-wise Evaluation
16 Rationality in the Material World
17 Neurath’s Decisionism and the Earliest Reviews of Logical
Empiricism
18 From Pure Reason to Vital Reason: A Few Remarks on Ratiovitalism by JosΓ© Ortega y Gasset
Index


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