rational actionの例文

• It was about the failure of game theory to predict rational action.
• Value-rational action undertaken without regard to means can only " work " by accident.
• The free will is the source of all rational action.
• This is not a call for non-action this is a call for rational action.
• Every rational action must set before itself not only a principle, but also an end.
• They coined this phenomenon the Ideal of Rational Action.
• Its premises are further explored in Instrumental and value-rational action, Instrumental and value rationality, and Instrumental value.
• Officials cannot always silence these questions solely by pointing to rational action taken according to standard rules.
• How can I do this so that one seeking Value-rational action will be referred to the new article?
• Individuals coordinate their instrumental actions by an " efficiency-norm and their value-rational actions by a " legitimacy-norm ".
• :Value-rational action is more like a dictionary definition than an article, it says nothing " about " its subject.
• Debate about rational action is still dominated by the belief that Weber's dichotomy between instrumental and value-rational actions represents reality.
• Debate about rational action is still dominated by the belief that Weber's dichotomy between instrumental and value-rational actions represents reality.
• Following Parsons's lead, Weber's dualism of instrumental and value-rational action survives as a system of culturally correlated means and ends.
• A recent study argues that his analysis provides legitimate means for restoring value-rational action as a permanent constraint on instrumental action.
• His sociology holds that much social action is nonlogical and that much personal action is designed to give spurious logicality to non-rational actions.
• Parsons called his theoretical framework a " means-end schema ", and endorsed Weber's two forms of rational action and two criteria of judgment.
• This avoids assumptions of the representative agent method, which attributes outcomes in collective systems as the simple sum of the rational actions of the individuals.
• But finding Weber's value-rational action obscure, he proposed a new type of action communicative to explain how individual instrumental action becomes embedded in legitimate patterns of social interaction.
• Another challenge to theories of rational action was the emphasis on situated action, with plans being formulated pre or post-hoc but abandoned in the messy reality of embodied action.