Titlebook: Rationality, Rules, and Structure; Julian Nida-Rümelin,Wolfgang Spohn Book 2000 Springer Science+Business Media Dordrecht 2000 intention.i

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,A Rationalization of Cooperation in the Iterated Prisoner’s Dilemma,re decision situations (including all internal factors). This is far more general since changing decision situations may arise in a foreseeable way not only due to information, as in the standard account, but also due to forgetfulness, endogeneous changes of preferences etc..The main problem, then,

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,Intentions and the Shaping of One’s Decision Problems,sion problem are completely neglected. I argue that it is at least partially the role of intentions, plans and other kinds of complex mental states to structure decision problems. Which actions are feasible, which circumstances are relevant, can be partly determined by what prior intentions, plans o

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Instrumental Reasoning,asoning concludes in a belief; practical reasoning in an intention. This paper concentrates on instrumental reasoning, one species of practical reasoning. It argues that instrumental reasoning is correct if the content of the reasoning is a valid derivation, just as theoretical reasoning is correct

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Robert Sugdenunication devices. The adopted design strategy overcomes themain drawbacks of the classical (digital) top–down design flow when applied to the design of energy-limited systems. The classical top–down flow is based on the introduction of independent layers of design abstraction, which are traversed d

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Thomas Schmidtunication devices. The adopted design strategy overcomes themain drawbacks of the classical (digital) top–down design flow when applied to the design of energy-limited systems. The classical top–down flow is based on the introduction of independent layers of design abstraction, which are traversed d

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