… include the relation of conflict and rationality and how to include non-rational factors into …
emotions for both social conflicts and social order. In terms of agent-based modelling, emotion …

… social neuroscience. We also show that another approach from the social sciences—plural
rationality theory… their turn, social theories can strengthen affective and social neuroscience. …

… models appear to have solved the long-standing challenge of … for the sometimes conflicting
observations about the … Besides dispute over and unclarity in their definition, a second …

… A possible reason why socio-cognitive conflicts lead to more advanced reasoning could
be that they give rise to social perspective taking, which, in turn, leads to constructivist …

… cultural debate is influenced by the polysemy that the terms and … They have emotions, deeply
held values, and different … as the intervention of a human (rational and willing) subject who, …

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have polysemy but homonymy … The reason for this distribution seems to be that the editors of …

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how and why of polysemy. I will … One reason may be that the stabilisation of a new word in a …

… Moreover, although every word is already latently rich in polysemy, for Ricoeur … rationality
meet in The Conflict of Interpretations. And, if there is no closure or resolution of the conflicting …

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polysemous scientific language when … We suggest that one reason for the common conflation of “…

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for audiences to take a pluralist … but directly opposes it with its own feelings about the matter. …