Sentence examples for substantive rationality from inspiring English sources
Definition 4.6 (Substantive rationality) Player \(i\) is substantively rational at state \(w\) provided for all decision nodes \ v\in V_i\), \(i\) is rational at \ v\) in state \(w\).
The epistemic characterization of this solution concept is in terms of "substantive rationality" and common belief that all players are substantively rational (cf. also Vanderschraaf & Sillari 2009: sec. 2.8).
Decision support often focuses on substantive rationality (what to choose).
Many decision support tools have been developed over the last 20 years and, in general, they support what Simon termed substantive rationality.
If the model includes explicit information about the players' belief revision policy, then there can be common knowledge of substantive rationality (in Stalnaker's sense) yet the players' choices do not conform to the backward induction profile.
For Davidson proposes that the transition from an ATC judgment in favor of a to the corresponding AO judgment, and to doing a, is enjoined by a substantive principle of rationality which he dubs "the principle of continence".
John Broome (1991) argues that further substantive principles of rationality are required to limit how alternatives are individuated or to require that agents be indifferent between alternatives such as "X when the alternative is Y" and "X when the alternative is Z".
Many of the concerns with this approach to contract theory are related to the particular idealization of the parties that the substantive conception of practical rationality in the contract procedure requires.
Among the substantive norms of practical reason, those of instrumental rationality have seemed least controversial to philosophers.
This rejection of conventional forms of intellectual discussion is linked to Stirner's substantive views about language and rationality.
The patterns of practical reasoning are to be those acknowledged by Kantian theory of practical rationality, and the substantive moral consequences, those endorsed by Kantian moral theory.
