Irrationality (Elements in Philosophy of Mind, 1st Edition) by Ema Sullivan-Bissett is a thought-provoking eBook that delves into the complex phenomenon of human irrationality. Combining rigorous philosophical analysis with insights from psychology, this text explores why people act against their own best interests, fail to reason effectively, and exhibit self-defeating behaviors.
The eBook covers essential topics such as theories of rationality, the relationship between reason and emotion, self-deception, weakness of will, and moral and practical implications of irrationality. Sullivan-Bissett carefully examines philosophical arguments and contemporary research to provide a comprehensive understanding of the limits and vulnerabilities of human reasoning.
Ideal for students, researchers, and anyone interested in philosophy of mind, cognitive science, and human behavior, this edition challenges readers to think critically about the interplay between reason, desire, and action.
Key Features:
✔ Rigorous analysis of human irrationality from philosophical and psychological perspectives
✔ Explores self-deception, weakness of will, and reasoning failures
✔ Accessible yet academically robust for students and scholars
✔ Ideal for philosophy of mind, cognitive science, and behavioral studies
✔ Encourages critical thinking about human behavior and decision-making
Insightful, analytically precise, and intellectually stimulating, Irrationality (1st Edition) is highly recommended for anyone seeking a deep understanding of why humans often fail to act rationally.