Rationality: a philosophical inquiry into the nature and the rationale of reason

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The range of rationality the predicament of reason the rationale of rationality - why follow reason? cognitive rationality and risk - a critique of scepticism cognitive rationality and consistency the rationality of ends economic rationality and problems of utility maximization the systemic unity of reason conceptual egocentrism and the limits of cognitive relativism the universality of the rational the rationality of the real rationality and humanity rationality and happiness conclusion - the grandeur and misery of reason.

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