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Collective Intentionality, Social Domination, and Reification
Journal of Social Ontology, 2017 This paper addresses the way that social power and domination can be understood in terms of collective intentionality. I argue that the essence of stable forms of rational power and domination must be understood as the functional influence of material ...
Thompson Michael J.
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“Do your part: Stay apart”: Collective intentionality and collective (in)action in US governor's COVID-19 press conferences [PDF]
Poetics, 2022 Andrea Voyer, Zeynep Melis Kirgil
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Genealogy of collective intentionality [PDF]
Argument: Biannual Philosophical Journal, 2021 The present paper attempts to look at on the genealogy of both shared intentionality and collective intentionality, comparing Michael Tomasello’s concept with Max Scheler’s threedimensional concept of intentionality: ens amans, ens volens, ens cogitans, as affective, conative, and cognitive intentionality.
Brejdak, Jaromir
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Collective Intentionality, Rationality, and Institutions
Rivista di Estetica, 2014 Collective intentionality is of central importance in social ontology. In this paper, we will discuss its role in Searle’s understanding of social ontology and institutional reality.
Ivan Mladenovic
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Institutions and Collective Intentionality [PDF]
, 2017 This chapter considers that institutional actions necessarily depend on collective attitudes. It focuses on the normative dimension of institutions and evaluates the claim that institutional normativity can only be adequately explicated in terms of collective attitudes.
Hindriks, Frank; id_orcid
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Pretend play and the development of collective intentionality
Cognitive Systems Research, 2006 Young children's pretend play is considered in the context of the development of collective intentionality. It is argued that (i) early pretending is an essentially social and culturally acquired form of action, and (ii) early social pretend play can be considered as the first form of true collective intentionality in ontogeny - involving shared ...
Hannes Rakoczy
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From collective intentionality to intentional collectives: An ontological perspective
Cognitive Systems Research, 2006 This paper presents a methodology for the analysis of the entities which the discourse on collective intentionality usually refers to. We aim, in particular, at characterizing the notion of intentional collective. Based on reviews of the relevant literature, we apply three formal-ontological tools of our choice (namely, DOLCE, DnS, and DDPO) to the ...
Aldo Gangemi, Emanuele Bottazzi
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Analysing the risks of individual and collective intentionality [PDF]
, 2008 The risk assessment of complex systems often seems to neglect the way in which intentions, collective and individual, are central to our explanations of how risk arises in such systems. Contradictions among the intentions of different actors, for example,
Busby, J S, Bennett, S A
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, 2018 Intentionality comes from the Latin verb intendo meaning to aim, hold out, or stretch. In the context of phenomenology, it refers to consciousness’s ability to be of or about things—how consciousness can direct itself toward objects internal (images ...
JW Krueger (21834398)
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Collective intentionality and autism: Against the exclusion of the “social misfits” [PDF]
Filozofija i Društvo, 2019 The paper aims to shed light on Searle’s notion of collective intentionality (CI) as a primitive phenomenon shared by all humans. The latter could be problematic given that there are individuals who are unable to grasp collective intentionality ...
Lekić Kristina
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