Contents
Notes on Contributors VII
Introduction XIV
Marek Hetmański
1
Minimal Expressivism and the Meaning of Practical Rationality 1
María José Frápolli and Neftalí Villanueva
2
Group Decision Making as Rational Undertaking: Rationality Attributed or Described? 23
Marek Hetmański
3
It Takes Effort to be (Collectively) Rational: Group as a Reasoning Agent 54
Barbara Trybulec
4
Seeing What a “Science of Rationality” Founders on (with a Little Help from Donald Davidson) 71
Sofia Miguens and João Alberto Pinto
5
Soft Rationality and Reticulated Universality. Reflecting on the Debate between R. Rorty and H. Putnam 93
Ángeles J. Perona
6
From Volleying to Distributed Embodied Rationality 119
Manuel de Pinedo
7
Psychology and the Norms of Rationality 139
Rui Sampaio da Silva
8
Inferentialism, Rationality, and Value-driven Epistemology 163
Jesús Zamora-Bonilla
9
Rational Decisions and Wise Decisions: Two Names for the Same Thing? 181
Agnieszka Lekka-Kowalik
10
The Means-End Rationality and Constitutive Elements of Action 194
Monika Walczak
11
Moral Conditions for Methodologically Rational Decisions 209
Jan Franciszek Jacko
12
Cognition and Rationality: Writing Straight with Crooked Lines? 224
António Zilhão
13
When being Right is Not Good Enough: How Systematic Cognitive Biases Affect Decision Making Strategies 240
Marcin Rządeczka
14
Heuristics: Daniel Kahneman vs Gerd Gigerenzer 253
Anna Wójtowicz and Jan Winkowski
15
Rationality and Psychological Accuracy of Risky Choice Models Based on Option- vs. Dimension-wise Evaluation 278
Joanna Sokołowska
16
Rationality in the Material World 296
Marcin Trybulec
17
Neurath’s Decisionism and the Earliest Reviews of Logical Empiricism 314
Artur Koterski
18
From Pure Reason to Vital Reason: A Few Remarks on Ratiovitalism by José Ortega y Gasset 337
Krzysztof Polit
Index 353