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- W2148367028 abstract "This paper focuses on the link between the economic conceptions of rationality and learning. Traditionally, most economists believe that learning is just a way for agents to become fully rational. But being fully rational cannot describe a process, for there is only one way to be rational in the economic sense of the term. Therefore, what economists have in mind is not learning itself but only the result of learning: “a fully rational agent”. As a consequence, “individuals are not really learning, they are only modifying their behaviour due to the information they gather”, Garrouste (2003). Heterodox rationality conceptions such as the Simonian model of bounded rationality seem more compatible with the idea of learning. Bounded rationality implies that agents may act differently to the same stimulus; it is therefore compatible with the idea of diversity, one of the foundations of the evolutionary logic. But following Simon, learning should not be considered as a creative process that allows a lot of diverse answers. On the contrary, for Simon, there is no subjectivity in behavior, but only a “complex behaviour” that reflects the “environmental complexity” (Simon 1996). This raises an important question: how can the Simonian conception of bounded rationality be made compatible with the idea of diverse forms of learning? Our paper aims to answer this question by showing how intentionality and identity, and more broadly Fransisco Varela’s “enaction” theory, can help to invent a concept of “rational learning” that is compatible with the idea of subjective (and diverse) agents." @default.
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- W2148367028 title "Learning, Rationality and Identity Building - From Simon To Varela" @default.
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