The Philosophy of Sociality: The Shared Point of ViewConcepts based on full-blown collective intentionality (aboutness), viz., we-mode intentionality, are central for understanding and explaining the social world. The book systematically studies social groups, acting in them as a group member, collective commitment, group intentions, beliefs, and actions, especially authority-based group attitudes and actions. There are also chapters on cooperation, social institutions, cultural evolution, and group responsibility. |
Contents
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| 13 | |
2 The WeMode and the IMode | 46 |
3 Shared WeAttitudes | 65 |
4 Joint Intention and WeIntention | 83 |
5 Joint Social Action | 106 |
6 Group Action and Group Attitudes | 124 |
7 Cooperation | 149 |
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