In this chapter, I attempt to highlight the methodological potential of Boudon’s approach, comparing it with some of the most important contributions to twentieth-century social philosophy: i.e. Ch. Perelman’s theory of argumentation, K. Popper’s and H. Albert’s critical rationalism, L. von Mises’ theory of rationality, and W. Dray’s philosophy of action.
On the Explanation of Human Action: “Good Reasons”, Critical Rationalism and Argumentation Theory
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2018-01-01
Abstract
In this chapter, I attempt to highlight the methodological potential of Boudon’s approach, comparing it with some of the most important contributions to twentieth-century social philosophy: i.e. Ch. Perelman’s theory of argumentation, K. Popper’s and H. Albert’s critical rationalism, L. von Mises’ theory of rationality, and W. Dray’s philosophy of action.File in questo prodotto:
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