Plural action : essays in philosophy and social science / by Hans Bernhard Schmid.
Collective Intentionality is a relatively new label for a basic social fact: the sharing of attitudes such as intentions, beliefs and emotions. This volume contributes to current research on collective intentionality by pursuing three aims. First, some of the main conceptual problems in the received...
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Dordrecht :
Springer,
[2009]
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| Series: | Contributions to phenomenology ;
v. 58. |
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| Online Access: | Springer eBooks |
Table of Contents:
- Machine generated contents note: pt. I Collective Intentionality Reconsidered
- 1. Plural Action: Concepts and Problems
- 2. Overcoming the 'Cartesian Brainwash': Beyond Intentional Individualism
- 3. On Not Doing One's Part: Dissidence and the Normativity of Collective Intention
- 4. Shared Feelings: Towards a Phenomenology of Collective Affective Intentionality
- pt. II Collective Intentionality in the Social Sciences
- 5. Social Identities in Experimental Economics
- 6. Rationalizing Coordination
- 7. Beyond Self-Goal Choice: Rationality and Commitment
- 8. Lending a Hand: The Structure of Everyday Cooperation
- pt. III Engaging the 'Classics': Four Critical Readings
- 9. Martin Heidegger and the 'Cartesian Brainwash': Towards a Non-individualistic Account of 'Dasein'
- 10. 'Volksgeist': Moritz Lazarus' Social Ontology
- 11. Evolution by Imitation: Gabriel Tarde and the Limits of Memetics
- 12. Consensus: Learning from Max Weber's Problem.