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Work on Oneself: Rethinking Authenticity

This article addresses the concept of authenticity, a characteristic of late modern Western culture. This characteristic is viewed by some as an ideal and by others as a root of the problems inherent within Western culture. After discussing various viewpoints, the author supports the idea that authenticity should not be totally accepted or rejected and sets forth a proposal based on the so-call...

Rethinking Perspective : ' Rethinking Medicare Reform ' Needs

Rethinking learning: comments on Rethinking innateness.

Brent, M. R. (). Advances in the computational study of language acquisition. Cognition , –. Hahn, U., Nakisa, R. C. & Plunkett, K. (). The dual-route model of the English past tense: another case where defaults don’t help. Proceedings of the  GALA Conference on Language Acquisition. University of Edinburgh. Nakisa, R. C. & Hahn, U. (). Where defaults don’t help: the case o...

Rethinking Boundaries

Amidst an unprecedented diversity of artistic modes brought forward by a massive influx of information and communication technology, the notion of interface, the connection between the person and the object, between the real and the virtual, assumes a role of paramount significance. Where once the object, the medium, and the roles of its creator and audience were securely defined, now nothing c...

Rethinking Rationality

This chapter discusses the concept of bounded rationality as it is understood in the tradition of H.A. Simon. Fundamental problems and theoretical issues are presented, with special emphasis on aspiration adaptation theory. Further remarks concern basic modes of decision behavior (like learning and expectation formation), reasoning, and the connection between bounded rationality and motivation.