rationality
This keyword was found on the following pages:
Binmore, K.G. 1988. Modelling rational players I and II.
Economics and Philosophy
3:
179—214; 4: ###—550.
Keywords:
game theory •
rationality.
Bowler, P.J. 2000. Philosophy, instinct, intuition: What motivates the scientist in search of a theory?
Biology and Philosophy
15:
93—101.
[abstract][pdf.]
Keywords:
instinct •
intuition •
methodology •
philosophy of science •
rationality •
research strategies.
Boyd, R./Richerson, P.J. 1993.
Rationality and tradition.
In
Day/Chen, Nonlinear Dynamics and Evolutionary Economics,
131—149.
Keywords:
rationality •
tradition.
Elster, J. 1982.
Rationality.
In
Floistad, Contemporary Philosophy: A New Survey, Vol. 2:,
111—131.
Keyword:
rationality.
Elster, J. 1985. Rationality, morality, and collective action.
Ethics
96:
136—155.
Keywords:
collective action •
morality •
rationality.
Elster, J. 1985. Sadder but wiser? Rationality and the emotions.
Social Science Information
24:
375—406.
Keywords:
emotions •
rationality.
Elster, J., ed. 1986.
The Multiple Self: Studies on Rationality and Social Change.
Cambridge: Cambridge University Press, in collaboration with Editions de la Maison des Sciences de l'Homme.
Keywords:
rationality •
selfhood •
social change.
Elster, J. 1988. Taming chance: Randomization in individual and social decisions.
Tanner Lectures on Human Values
9:
105—179.
Keywords:
chance •
decision making •
randomization •
rationality.
Elster, J. 1989.
Rationality and social norms.
In
Fenstad/Frolov/Hilpinen, Logic, Methodology and Philosophy of Science,
531—552.
Keywords:
rationality •
social norms.
Elster, J. 1989. Social norms and economic theory.
Journal of Economic Perspectives
3:
99—117.
Keywords:
rationality •
social norms.
Elster, J. 1994. Rationality, emotions, and social norms.
Synthese
98:
21—49.
Keywords:
emotion •
naturalism •
rationality •
social norms.
Elster, J./Roemer, R.E., eds. 1991.
Interpersonal Comparisons of Well-Being: Studies in Rationality and Social Change.
Cambridge/New York: Cambridge University Press in collaboration with Editions de la Maison des Sciences de l'Homme.
Keywords:
interpersonal comparison of utility •
rationality •
social change.
Feltz, B. 1994. Rationalité et/ou contextualité de la recherche en biologie.
Ludus Vitalis
2(3):
931—114.
Keywords:
contextuality •
rationality.
Gibbard, A.F. 1986.
Rationality and human evolution.
In
Garver/Hare, Naturalism and Rationality,
217—233.
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Keywords:
evolutionary ethics •
naturalism •
rationality.
Gibbard, A.F. 1995.
What 'rational' could mean in the human sciences.
In
Andler et al., Facets of Rationality,
#—#.
Keywords:
philosophy of science •
rationality.
Gigerenzer, G. 1996.
Rationality: Why social context matters.
In
Balthes/Staudinger, Interactive Minds,
319—346.
Keyword:
rationality.
Hahlweg, K. 1989. A systems view of rationality,
Dialectica
32:
38—49.
Keywords:
rationality •
systems approach.
Hosseini, H. 1990. The archaic, the obsolete and the mythical in neoclassical economics: Problems with the rationality and optimizing assumptions of the Jevons-Marshallian system.
American Journal of Economics and Sociology
49:
81—92.
Keywords:
optimization •
rationality.
Hurley, S.L. 1999. Rationality, democracy, and leaky boundaries: Vertical vs. horizontal modularity.
Journal of Political Philosophy
7:
126—146.
Keywords:
democracy •
horizontal modularity •
rationality •
vertical modularity.
Ketelaar, T./Clore, G.L. 1997.
Emotions and reason: The proximate effects and ultimate functions of emotions.
In
Matthews, Personality,
355—396.
Keywords:
bounded rationality •
emotion •
rationality.
Khalil, E.L. 1990. Rationality and social labor in Marx.
Critical Review
4:
239—265.
Keywords:
Marx •
rationality •
social labor.
Khalil, E.L. 2000. Survival of the most foolish of fools: The limits of evolutionary selection theory.
Journal of Bioeconomics
2:
203—220.
Keywords:
efficiency •
hysteresis •
market selection •
natural selection •
optimization •
path dependency •
productivity •
rationality.
Khalil, E.L. 2000. Survival of the most foolish of fools: The limits of evolutionary selection theory.
Journal of Bioeconomics
2:
203—220.
[abstract]
Keywords:
efficiency •
hysteresis •
market selection •
natural selection •
optimization •
path dependency •
productivity •
rationality.
Leon, M. 1990. The mechanics of rationality.
Southern Journal of Philosophy
28:
343—366.
Keywords:
mechanisms •
rationality.
Riedl, R. 1981.
Die biologischen Grundlagen der Vernunft.
In
Peisl/Mohler, Reproduktion des Menschen,
#—#.
Keywords:
foundations •
rationality.
Rubio, J.E. 1999. Los conceptos básicos de la investigación.
Proyecciones
1(1):
#—#.
Keywords:
objectivity •
observation •
rationality •
research culture •
social studies of science •
theory •
truth.
Samuels, R./Stich, S.P./Tremoulet, P.D.
200#. Rethinking rationality: From bleak implications to Darwinian modules.
Keywords:
Darwinian modules •
rationality.
Selten, R. 1998.
Game theory, experience, rationality.
In
Leinfellner/Köhler, Game Theory, Experience, Rationality,
9—34.
Keywords:
experience •
game theory •
rationality.
Settle, T. 1996. Six things Popper would like biologists not to ignore: In memoriam, Karl Raimund Popper, 1902-1994.
Biology and Philosophy
11:
141—159.
Keywords:
demarcation •
dogmatism •
downward causation •
evolution theory •
falsifiability •
metaphysics •
morality •
Popper •
problems •
rationality.
Thom, R.F. 1990.
Apologie du logos.
Paris: Hachette.
Keyword:
rationality.
Trout, J.D. 1993. Robustness and integrative survival in significance testing: The world's contribution to rationality.
British Journal for the Philosophy of Science
44:
1—15.
Keywords:
bias •
heuristics and biases •
rationality •
significance testing •
statistics.
Trout, J.D./Bishop, M. 200#.
Model Knowledge: Epistemic Excellence and the Psychology of Human Judgment.
New York: Oxford University Press.
Keywords:
actuarial methods •
heuristics •
judgment •
justification •
normative psychology •
predictive modeling •
rationality •
simple heuristics.
Witt, U. 1996.
Bounded rationality, social learning, and viable moral conduct in a Prisoners' Dilemma.
In
Perlman/Helmstädter, Behavioral Norms, Technological Progress and Economic Dynamics,
33—49.
[abstract]
Keywords:
bounded rationality •
evolutionary economics •
moral conduct •
prisonersÎ dilemma •
rationality •
social learning.
Witt, U. 1996.
Moral norms and rationality within populations: An evolutionary theory.
In
Pardo/Schneider, Current Issues in Public Choice,
237—256.
[abstract]
Keywords:
evolutionary economics •
game theory •
Hayek •
morality •
prisonersÎ dilemma •
rationality •
social learning.
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