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Having Reasons
An Essay on Rationality and Sociality
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Frederic Schick
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English
Published/Copyright:
1984
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This important contribution to choice theory examines two theories of motivation and two kinds of explanation of behavior that they support.
Originally published in 1984.
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Keywords for this book
Ethics; Probability; Rationality; Theory; Utilitarianism; Expected utility hypothesis; Contingency (philosophy); Utility; Explanation; Logic; Uncertainty; Principle; Rational choice theory; Preference (economics); Veil of ignorance; Ought implies can; Coherentism; Philosopher; Relativism; Truism; Special case; Inference; Social theory; Self-interest; Intentionality; Thought; Morality; Contradiction; Critique; Robert Nozick; Obedience (human behavior); Vagueness; Causality; Backward induction; Snob; Natural order (philosophy); Controversy; State of affairs (sociology); Neglect; Reality; ADAPT; Altruism; Certainty; Concept; New Departure (Democrats); A priori and a posteriori; Open-mindedness; Consistency; Understanding; Isaac Levi; Insurance; Premise; Convenience; John Rawls; Republic (Plato); Persona; Joel Feinberg; Criticism; Self-knowledge (psychology); Coefficient of relationship; Conjecture; Reason; Spouse; Disgust; Maurice Allais; Hypothesis; Philip Pettit; Philosophy; Discounting; Present value
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College/higher education;Professional and scholarly;
