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The death of A.J. Ayer, rational actor models, and the curriculum
Abstract
This paper reflects on an article that appeared after the death of A.J. Ayer, which complains about what British philosophers focus on. I propose that the content of the philosophy curriculum can be predicted from a rational actor model.Author's Profile
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