Irrationality by Bortolotti, Lisa -- Read -- Imperial Library of Trantor

Index

Key Concepts in Philosophy Title page Copyright page Dedication Acknowledgements Introduction

The Project The Methodology Some Themes Synopsis

1: Irrationality and Interpretation

1.1. Predicting and Explaining Behaviour 1.2. Rationality or Intelligibility? 1.3. Systematic Reasoning Mistakes 1.4. Rationality for Limited Beings 1.5. Rationality and the Nature of Belief Conclusions and Implications Suggestions for Further Reading

2: Irrationality and Mental Health

2.1. Madness as a Negation of Rationality 2.2. Madness as a Negation of Health 2.3. Irrationality in Psychiatric Diagnosis 2.4. Irrationality and Responsibility for Action 2.5. Irrationality, Mental Health and Agency Conclusions and Implications Suggestions for Further Reading

3: Irrationality and Choice

3.1. Emotions and Decision-making 3.2. Emotions and Moral Agency 3.3. Intuitions and Decision-making 3.4. Wisdom and Expertise Conclusions and Implications Suggestions for Further Reading

4: Irrationality and the World

4.1. Epistemic Rationality and Science 4.2. Beliefs Departing from Reality 4.3. Distorted Memories and Self-narratives Conclusions and Implications Suggestions for Further Reading

Conclusion: Irrational Human Agents Bibliography Index

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