Why and How We Give and Ask for Reasons

Introduction
Ladislav Koren

Part I: Social-Epistemological Perspectives
Chapter 1: The Social Practice of Giving and Asking for Reasons
Hilary Kornblith
Chapter 2: Commitment Coordination and the Social Function of Reason-Giving
Jeremy Randel Koons
Chapter 3: Second-Person Normativity
Glenda Satne

Part II: Logical Perspectives
Chapter 4: Reasoning, Reason Relations, and Semantic Content
Robert Brandom
Chapter 5: GOGAR and Logical Theories
Jaroslav Peregrin
Chapter 6: Reasons for Asking
Jared Millson and Mark Risjord
Chapter 7: Rejection as a Mental Act: Model-Theoretic and Proof-Theoretic Varieties
Preston Stovall

Part III: Developmental Perspectives
Chapter 8: Respect for Reasons in Human Development
David Moshman
Chapter 9: Reasoning and Trust: A Developmental Perspective
Bahar Koeymen and Catarina Dutilh Novaes
Chapter 10: Objectivity and the Space of Reasons
Ladislav Koren

Part IV: Evolutionary-Comparative Perspectives
Chapter 11: Ways of Reasoning in Humans and Other Animals
Cathal O'Madagain
Chapter 12: The Evolution of Articulated Reasons: Reasoning as Discursive Niche Construction
Joseph Rouse
Chapter 13: Rationality and Reflection in Human and Non-Human Animals
Giacomo Melis
Chapter 14: A Functionalist Approach to Additive and Transformative Rationality
Yannick Kohl

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• Filosofia
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