Titlebook: Rationality: The Critical View; Joseph Agassi (Professor of Philosophy),Ian Charle Book 1987 Martinus Nijhoff Publishers, Dordrecht 1987 1

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Seven Desiderata for Rationalityowever, for better or for worse they have not reached a consensus. It is for the better, because lack of consensus may indicate that the problem is still open. And for the worse, because dissensus may indicate confusion, which is often a result of superficiality.

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Arguments for Skepticisments seem to show that such statements are doubtful. In this sense skeptical arguments seem to imply that we are not more rational than a lunatic or a fool. This is — in a nutshell — “the problem of skepticism.”

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Science and the Search for Truththodical rationalism and a critical realism. Each of these components plays a role in the solution of the problems we are concerned with. I should also like to emphasize that this philosophical conception has consequences that are of importance for problems of all kinds, not merely for problems pertaining to knowledge.

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Methodological Individualism and Institutional IndividualismMy aim in the present essay is to argue that individualism need not be psychologistic, and to defend institutionalistic individualism, which I consider to be Popper’s great contribution to the philosophy of the social sciences.

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