Western rationality and pride in democracy can seem an intolerable, parochial conceit to those whose lives have been so violently disturbed. |
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There was a deeper concern about the rationality, not just of the actors in the process, but of deterrence as a whole. |
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But at least the television ads bring a touch of unpolished rationality to the broadcasts. |
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I admit it, freely and adultly, with full cognitive rationality, and I suppose I'd beat myself up if that wouldn't constitute overkill. |
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There's a sad lack of rationality here, and it's become pointless to try to reason with the ranters. |
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When persons achieve perfect rationality, they accord with the rational order of a universe ruled by divine reason. |
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They make decisions with rationality and reason with each other through dialogue. |
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The murkiness and partial rationality of shifting, renegotiable settlements are the vices of politics that legalist liberals seek to preclude. |
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We saw in the discussion on organizations as psychic prisons that rationality is potentially a form of repressed sexuality. |
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Judicial review of administrative action usually examines the lawfulness, procedural fairness and rationality of a decision. |
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So much of claimed rationality is in fact androcentrism masquerading as value-free objective analysis. |
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The rationality that Anglophile observers attributed to the British was not always evident to Britons themselves. |
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Is it possible to reconcile a belief in divine revelation with Enlightenment rationality? |
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Critics have gone too far in undermining fields of philosophy such as metaphysics and central concepts such as rationality. |
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True, the apparent freedom and rationality of the human will may prove an illusion. |
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This section began with a question about the relations among Kantian views of autonomy, rationality, and agential separateness. |
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Instrumentality, rationality and technocracy supplant the heroic, stripping away place, history, bodies, time. |
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Sofi is the story's manic pixie dream girl there to provide the pulsating literary Old World heart to Karen and Ian's just-the-facts rationality. |
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Foucault inspired subsequent critics of psychiatry, of varying degrees of scholarliness, rationality, and clarity of exposition. |
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In their bodiliness, images make men desert rationality in favor of base instinct. |
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So fine, the game plan from here on in must be to suppress rationality and sense, because they only make good things go bad. |
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Well I'm sure many of you will have an opinion about whether rationality should remain at the top of the heap. |
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It begins to appear that the metaphysical question of determinism is quite irrelevant to the rationality of our ascription of responsibility. |
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In practice, emotion is usually hidden beneath a veneer of rationality, as in the use of coded language. |
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Thus, a commitment to rationality actually reinforces a commitment to transcendent meaning. |
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One consequence of this is that taking mind-altering drugs with a high risk of rationality-reducing side effects is of dubious rationality. |
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In essence, the rationality means transparency with regard to both investment strategies and performance. |
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Smear your critics, and when that blows up in your face, throw rationality overboard and smear them some more. |
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Creative individuals and undeviating purpose and rationality achieve joy and fulfillment. |
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A long phase of reverence for rationality subverted his original, spiritually frenetic passion for tragic mythopoeia. |
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Like these literary predecessors, Fred Daniels confronts reason and unreason, rationality and sensuality, society and nature. |
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For a place dependent on tourist spending, the unrelenting determination to turn paying customers away is simply beyond rationality. |
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That view, which defies history, evidence, logic and rationality has been pumped out by the media, who now unshakeably believe their own rubbish. |
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Even in an arena as illogical and playful as football, my faith in modernity, science, and rationality remains unshaken. |
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Organizations and Markets has a summary of bounded rationality and paternalism that was inspired by this article on neuroeconomics. |
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Man is a microcosm, as the neck separates rationality from vitality, so does diaphragm the vitality from the vegetativeness. |
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First, while not unreasonable, the assumption that we would bungle the task of assigning rationality is speculative. |
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Their rationality is what keeps them alive in spite of not knowing what to do or what not to do. |
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Artistic vision, imagination and intuition seem poised in tense opposition to order and rationality. |
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In his description of the conditions of maximum formal rationality of capital accounting, he often talks of complete calculability. |
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At the same time, surely we ought to expect at least some standard of rationality from our governors. |
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The cloak of organizational rationality is lifted to reveal sorcery, superstition, and the suspicion of witchcraft. |
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Instrumental rationality has had a particularly pernicious effect on the environment. |
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I suppose growing up in the late twentieth century, an age of unswerving rationality, it's hard to have a belief system based on faith. |
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But the waves of pure love always have their own logic, rationality and fatalism. |
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If stepping back is possible, then rationality and thought are not entirely conditioned by language and circumstance. |
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Here, Chris focuses on what Weber called instrumental rationality, as exemplified in institutional religion. |
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The institutionalization of rationality is the constitutive feature of institutions in the modern business enterprise. |
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Science is about intellect, reason and rationality, and art is about spirit, emotions, passion. |
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It is a big mistake, however, to expect the same outcome in media where evidence, consistency and rationality are deemed important. |
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Levy's mourning involves a considered ironizing of the conditions both of sympathy and rationality. |
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The confrontation of opinions is the only hope for approaching rationality in political affairs. |
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This rationality, though, is directed at improvement and cultivation of the body rather than the mind. |
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Only wisdom, rationality and compassion will deliver us from this spiraling descent to the final moment of darkness. |
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Our flight from rationality is evidenced in other panics which currently preoccupy us. |
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Further irritation comes from the increasing pretension to rationality that Alex's nonsense illustrates. |
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We've tended to believe that conflict and difference can be resolved by rationality, by negotiating, by treating all sides decently and fairly. |
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Many poets seem threatened by the apparently easily appropriated and fungible modes of prose and prosaic rationality. |
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We like to think that we are about reason and rationality while the other side is all hot emotionality. |
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The rationality of the dissenters, their credentials, was enhanced, not diminished by this kind of reaction. |
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Here's someone who fought for one of the most abominable causes of all time, yet has acted with rationality, courage, and honour. |
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Again, this is not meant as an argument against rationality, only the absolutisation of it. |
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Substantive principles of rationality are always framed in the light of beliefs and ways of life bequeathed by a past that could have turned out otherwise. |
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Finally, the same irony that wandered the killing fields of the Sudan, like the ghost of murdered rationality, has returned to haunt the ruins of Iraq. |
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And this relegation of rationality to a strictly instrumental role is, as we discover in Book IV, constitutive of injustice as Plato understands it. |
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Yet the ex-slave's voice, with its lack of contractions, lucid philosophical tone, and fluidly repetitive cadences, suggests self-assurance, rationality, even suaveness. |
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Moreover, institutions, along with concepts from the new microeconomics such as bounded rationality and imperfect information, are now in vogue, which is all to the good. |
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People were accused of entering into the donnybrook without experience, knowledge, good faith, rationality, sobriety or even their own hitherto recognisable identities. |
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But his claiming to have no reason is a different matter for, as language suggests and as we shall see, there is an intimate connection between reason and rationality. |
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As these Enlightened Dissenters were Trinitarians, they felt the need to demonstrate and justify the rationality of the scriptures and the validity of Christ's messiahship. |
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But thanks to the reputation for rationality, they have been able to develop a sedan and a coupe that begin to stretch the boundaries of midsize car respectability. |
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Here Maury's chronometrical sea science intimates the degree to which the chronometer had come, in the Victorian age, to embody nothing less than rationality itself. |
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This has something to do with humanism, and humanist rationality. |
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Russell sets out to expose simplistic and overly optimistic views about the attainability of truth and rationality and he demonstrates effectively the need for caution. |
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It was a terribly wifty idea, devoid of any rationality or common sense. |
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Apart from the sheer unlikeliness of this, I think Johann Hari's vision of salvation through rationality is an illusion itself, and a profound mis-reading of human nature. |
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By considering a series of examples, I shall attempt to exhibit as clearly as possible the fundamental intuition about epistemic rationality that externalism seems to violate. |
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In the cold war, nuclear arms issues were considered a matter of rationality, an international chess match in which self and mutual interests were calculable and predictable. |
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The 51 mentions of surprise within accounts reflect events that did not coincide with a person's preconceptions, whereas codings for skepticism often portrayed rationality. |
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That is not hypocrisy or betrayal, but simply rationality and good sense. |
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Conducive to making ideal moral judgments, there is conceptual clarity, rationality, impartiality, coolness, and reference to a valid moral principle. |
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So the world has been stood on its head, historical memory has been expunged, and rationality and decency have gone into retreat across the continent of Europe. |
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On Wednesday, anchor Shepard Smith gave Fox News viewers a dose of rationality. |
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Of course, for the Baptist Convention, this was a matter of theology, not rationality. |
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It consists in questioning the role of rationality in human affairs. |
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Can economists be really relied upon as forecasters when they try to place a framework of order or rationality on a world that is fundamentally disordered? |
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The mechanical age is an age that idolatrizes rationality and maintains a strict social hierarchy. |
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In this view, the tendency of the philosophes in particular to apply rationality to every problem is considered the essential change. |
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Dent also denied the rationality and wisdom typically attributed to Theseus. |
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The plan was a rigid, ordered grid, which fitted in well with Enlightenment ideas of rationality. |
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The machine embodied rationality, a machine was predictable, controllable, nonidiosyncratic, easy to routinize and systemize. |
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They wanted to free people from false rationality, and restrictive customs and structures. |
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Theatre of the absurd denies rationality, and embraces the inevitability of falling into the abyss of the human condition. |
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This primrose path starts from the assumption that the only way to achieve rationality is to secure objectivity. |
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This movement advocated rationality as a means to establish an authoritative system of aesthetics, ethics, and logic. |
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Another important sociological aspect of tradition is the one that relates to rationality. |
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Essentially, capital accumulation comes to define economic rationality in capitalist production. |
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Our case studies reveal that the rationality of climate change adaptation relies on multiple and scattered responsibilisations. |
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She proposed that freedom and rationality, rather than command and obedience, are the most effectual instruments of education. |
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The chattering, irrational brute of the subconscious clothes itself in the tattered garments of rationality and idealism. |
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To devotees of rationality in markets, Tesla was a thumb in the eye. |
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Time-slice rationality conflicts with two proposed principles of rationality, conditionalization and reflection. |
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Nietzsche pits intuition, metaphor, and the Dionysian against rationality, conceptual reification, and the Apollonian. |
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Apophasis is really the negation of rationality as a tool for approaching divinity and is the choice of the contemplative way of the mystic path. |
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Science is founded on the notion of the rationality and logicality of nature. |
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When we talk lovelessly, we somehow diminish not just rationality but our very humanity. |
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Like Kristeva, White emphasises the interconnection of rationality and bodiliness, never allowing the two to be radically separated. |
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We can also investigate time series properties of expectational errors, which should be white noise under rationality. |
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Since both noesis and dianoia correspond to invariable objects, the line's account of rationality is not a counterpart to Aristotle's practical rationality. |
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In a perfect preferential symmetry, the machinery of rationality is brought to a standstill because the set of options it confronts are deprived of any ordinality. |
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These films seek to construct a myth for the modern world that has become secularized and technologized, governed by logic and rationality instead of passion and mystery. |
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For one thing, many people regard rationality as an epistemically internalist notion, whereas reliability is a paradigmatic example of an epistemically externalist notion. |
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Such a discussion deserves rationality, not emotion a gut reaction. |
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Moreover, bounded rationality, or behavior that is intendedly rational, but only limitedly so, does not play a role in resource dependence thinking. |
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His sudden loss of rationality was brought on by excess drink. |
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The stereotype of German humourlessness is believed to derive from their reputation for efficiency, punctuality and rationality, presumed to be at the expense of humour. |
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A natural measure of the degree of rationality exhibited by the consumer is the minimum number of data points whose removal induces a rationalisable data-set. |
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Incrementalism in the study of rationality can be seen as a stealthy way to bring about radical changes that were not initially intended, a slippery slope. |
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She argues for rationality, pointing out that Burke's system would lead to the continuation of slavery, simply because it had been an ancestral tradition. |
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Technology lobotomizes thought to technical or instrumental rationality. |
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It is a common sense notion of veracity based upon epistemological evidence, and founded on a principle of rationality, proportionality and reasonability. |
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