Rationality : why social context matters
Pages: 319 - 346
Published: Jan 1, 1996
Abstract
Rationality is commonly identified with axioms and rules, such as
consistency, which are defined without reference to context, but are imposed in
all contexts. In this chapter, I focus on the social context of rational
behavior. My thesis is that traditional axioms and rules are incomplete as
behavioral norms in the sense that their normative validity depends on the
social context of the behavior, such as social objectives, values, and...
Paper Details
Title
Rationality : why social context matters
Published Date
Jan 1, 1996
Pages
319 - 346
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