Archive for the 'bounded reasoning' Category

Talk at the Polish Cognitivist Association Conference

• March 2, 2008 • 1 Comment

Posted in Herbert Simon, Konrad's talks, Philosophy, bounded reasoning, cognition, rationality, superstition


Herbert Simon and scientific methods

• March 1, 2008 • Leave a Comment

Posted in Herbert Simon, Philosophy, bounded reasoning, naturalism, science


What is this thing called superstition? – the outline

• September 28, 2007 • 5 Comments

Posted in Articles, Philosophy, Psychology, anthropology, bounded rationality, bounded reasoning, cognitive psychology, dual process reasoning, folklore, rationality, religion, research, science, sociology, supernatural, superstition


Heuristics in Behavioral and Brain Sciences

• August 17, 2007 • 1 Comment

Posted in Articles, Philosophy, bounded rationality, bounded reasoning, cognition, cognitive psychology, dual process reasoning, rationality, research


Wimsatt Re-engineering Philosophy for Limited Beings

• August 10, 2007 • Leave a Comment

Posted in Books, Philosophy, bounded rationality, bounded reasoning, rationality, research, science


Jahoda Psychology of Superstition – A conditioned response

• July 31, 2007 • Leave a Comment

Posted in Books, Philosophy, Psychology, bounded reasoning, cognitive psychology, research, superstition


Article for the Skeptical Inquirer

• June 25, 2007 • 1 Comment

Posted in Articles, Konrad's talks, Philosophy, Psychology, bounded reasoning, postdoc, rationality, research, superstition