Sentence examples for develop rationality from inspiring English sources

Behind this kind of ethics stands the Aristotelian notion of entelechy: humans have a natural potential to develop rationality and through it acquire virtuous character.

From these case studies the following hypothesis was generated: ● H1 The online environment becomes a self-imposed institution, whereby individuals become isolated in terms of developing rationalities.

By drawing on globalization theories from sociology and human geography, we show that socio-technical systems often develop institutional rationalities that are diffused via international networks and thus become influential in various places around the world.

Another method used to develop theories of rationality starts from the human model, and attempts to extend it to other species.

Using the framework of bounded rationality, authors develop a "cause-effect" model to identify the impact of ten major housing and land policies implemented since independence.

But, as 18th-century thinkers saw, human rationality developed and still goes hand in hand with the use of language, and a good deal of the flexibility of languages has been exploited in humans' progressive understanding and conceptualizing of the world they live in and of their relations with others.

"As our financial capability develops, as economic rationality enters the world of football, our ability to compete at salary levels for the very best talent will be enhanced," Gazidis said.

Instead, insights from brain studies may enable orthodox economists to develop a richer definition of rationality.

Integrationists use the observations of sociologists of science to develop alternative account of scientific rationality and objectivity.

They propose a non-personal, evolutionary sort of rationality: individuals who develop a sentiment of identification and sense of belonging end up better off in the evolutionary race; hence we have inherited such propensities.

Communitarians such as MacIntyre criticise modern thinkers "except for Newman in theology, and perhaps Coleridge who influenced him" for failing to develop a theory of the rationality of traditions.