In order to safeguard the link between rationality and happiness, we have to recognize that this link is not anchored in the first place to the level of the particular action and its external constraints, but to the level of disposition. Particular choices, in fact, are rational in that they express and manifest a rational disposition to choose, which gives form and unity to the actions themselves. The alternative is a theory of rationality as a causal theory of choice.
Some remarks on preferences, dispositions, and normative constraints
Negro Matteo
2019-01-01
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In order to safeguard the link between rationality and happiness, we have to recognize that this link is not anchored in the first place to the level of the particular action and its external constraints, but to the level of disposition. Particular choices, in fact, are rational in that they express and manifest a rational disposition to choose, which gives form and unity to the actions themselves. The alternative is a theory of rationality as a causal theory of choice.File in questo prodotto:
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