Judge Fiona Maye is firmly ensconced at the heart of the establishment, bringing cool rationality as well as down-to-earth wisdom to the moral and domestic dilemmas she pronounces on.
For Žižek, however, as for Lacan before him, Freud's great insight was that everything about us – our vaunted rationality as much as our unavowable impulses – is soaked with craziness and ambivalence all the way through.
We review these and provide a broader, more encompassing perspective on environmental policy focused on transport, and taking into account bounded rationality as well as social preferences.
The Los Angeles Mayor called on Congress to pass comprehensive immigration reform in a video posted to The Dream Is Now on Thursday, appealing to economic rationality as much as humanitarian empathy.
On the contrary, we reject both alternatives and embrace instead a path that is both pro-science and rationality as well as pro-spiritual consciousness, God, and progressive forms (but not reactionary versions of) religion.
This paper insists on logic and rationality, as well as open-minded thoughtfulness, in evaluating the scientific implications of a large body of interdisciplinary evidence that health researchers might not otherwise assemble to understand homeopathic remedies.
Moving to the opposite end of the theoretical spectrum from rational decision making, a more sociological approach emphasizes social context over economic rationality as the key to decision making.
This sounds very Obamaesque — rationality as an instrument of caring.
Economists tend to view rationality as the inalienable right of all economic agents.
It assumes rationality, as a goal if not an attribute, among readers.
Xunzi singled out the cognitive function of the heart-and-mind (xin), or human rationality, as the basis for morality.
