Economic Reason: The Interplay of Individual Learning and External Structure
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Clark, Andy
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2006-06-28T16:36:11Z
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2006-06-28T16:36:11Z
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1996
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Much work in economics, the social sciences, and elsewhere takes as it starting oint a somewhat unrealistic conception of rationality- a conception that ignores or downplays both the temporal and the situated aspects of human reason. Biological reason, I shall argue, is better concieved as an iterated process of adaptive response made under extreme time pressure and exquisitely keyed to a variety of external structures and circumstances.
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"Economic Reason: The Interplay of Individual Learning and External Structure" J. Drobak and J. Nye (eds) The Frontiers Of The New Institutional Economics (Academic Press: San Diego, CA 1996) p.269-290
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http://hdl.handle.net/1842/1310
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en
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Academic Press
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Philosophy
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Economic Reason: The Interplay of Individual Learning and External Structure
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Article
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Book Chapter
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