Titlebook: Rationality in the Social Sciences; The Schumpeter-Parso Helmut Staubmann,Victor Lidz Book 2018 Springer International Publishing AG 2018 R

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Inchoate Situations and Extra-Rational Behavior. Psychology’s recent distinction between System I and System II thinking represents an important move in this direction. The idea of extra-rational behavior strategies for action in inchoate situations potentially provides another additional type of action that is not rational.

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Discussions on the Meaning of Rationality in Actionl action. Schumpeter’s references to important economists and sociologists as well as such theoretical traditions as the physiocrats were also discussed extensively. The reader will note that passages in the discussion echo parts of Schumpeter’s essay and thus may represent his replies to comments of others. (Eds.)

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,Editors’ Introduction: The Harvard Rationality Seminar,at led to their joint faculty seminar on rationality. A section on the history of the seminar provides information on presenters, other participants, and on the sequence of the seminar events as well as summarizing the original papers that Schumpeter, Parsons, Alfred Schütz, the sociologist Wilbert

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The Meaning of Rationality in the Social Sciencesf the concept of rationality. The first thesis relates to the concept of observer’s rationality. The logic of observation does not differ in respect to different types of object. Therefore rationality in the social sciences is in accordance with scientific rationality in general. The second thesis a

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Discussions on the Meaning of Rationality in Actioneptual distinctions presented by Schumpeter, but also frames objections to, and further thoughts about, them put forward by the seminar participants. The conversations centered especially on the conception of the rationality of the observed actor and on empirically observable deviations from rationa

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The Role of Ideas in the Extension and Limitation of Rationalityhe significance of norms of rationality within a society. Decisive is the basic mode of orientation towards the empirical world. Two contradicting views on the status of rationality in primitive societies are contested. One view holds that – due to scarce technological means in the struggle for surv

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The Rational Means-End Schema as a Tool for Empirical Analysis of Social Action(the corresponding objects). As concepts are understood as tools, they need to be defined according to their purpose. In economics and sociology, rationality serves for the analysis of action choices guided by reasoning. This implies conscious reflections. For an adequate judgment, the observer and