Thus, our theory suggests a physiological basis for the rationality of reward seeking.
We therefore did not consider the exclusion rate (on the basis of rationality) to have been abnormal.
There is very little to be said for the literal-minded interpretation, because there is no basis for claiming that rationality requires that one be willing to wager in accordance with the behavioral assumptions described above.
The results show that the water quality, space, activity, facility, community, width of vegetation, sense of beauty and water content are among the most influential factors and should be considered the main basis for evaluating the rationality of the landscape design of urban rivers.
If one believes the idea of public reason should stand apart from any particular comprehensive doctrine or philosophical theory of truth and rationality, the appeal to the presuppositions of rational discourse will be a problematic basis for public reason (see Rawls 1996, 376 381).
Here exact numerical commensurability and explicit calculation rules are the basis for both objectivity and rationality.
Thus, unlike Kuhn, Laudan believes that there is a simple concept which serves as a basis for both progress and rationality.
For a few of the defenses that are particularly suited to the purpose of providing a basis for a theory of epistemic rationality see Joyce 1998, Christensen 1999, and Cox 1946.
Second, it would be good to clarify how the study of history, which can reasonably be thought of as a largely descriptive enterprise, can serve as a basis for a normative theory of rationality.
Xunzi singled out the cognitive function of the heart-and-mind (xin), or human rationality, as the basis for morality.
