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Constitutive and Regulative Rules: a Dispute and a Resolution
Phenomenology and Mind, 2017 This paper examines the distinction between constitutive and regulative rules by way of the philosophical dispute between John Searle and Joseph Raz.
Adriana Placani
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Organon F, 2019 In this article I am going to argue that despite the fact that (1) there is nothing specific to the form of constitutive rules and (2) that in some broad sense every rule has a constitutive aspect, there is a substantial difference between what might be ...
Bartosz Kaluziński
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Challenging the Constitutive Rules Inviolability Dogma
Phenomenology and Mind, 2016 According to Searle (1969) a constitutive rule creates the very possibility of the entity it rules. Later on, other scholars - such as Benoist (2003), Conte (1983), Guastini (1983) - pointed out the inviolability of constitutive rules.
Guglielmo Feis, Umberto M. Sconfienza
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On the Constitutive Force of Regulative Rules
Phenomenology and Mind, 2016 The paper deals with the problem of delimitation of regulative and constitutive rules. I argue that while regulative rules are and remain a genus of their own, they do have a constitutive import, because they (i) define new forms of behaviour (behaviour ...
Wojciech Zełaniec
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Constitutive Rules: Games, Language, and Assertion [PDF]
Philosophy and Phenomenological Research, 2018 Many philosophers think that games like chess, languages like English, and speech acts like assertion are constituted by rules. Lots of others disagree. To argue over this productively, it would be first useful to know what it would be for these things to be rule‐constituted.
Reiland, Indrek
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Mimetic Constitutive Rules [PDF]
SSRN Electronic Journal, 2012 This paper deals with the question of how constitutive rules in Searle’s sense can be subject to definite constraints, or boundaries. Three kinds of boundaries to institutional constitution are here identified: ontological, structural, and pragmatic. All these kinds of boundaries to some extent depend on the context of the broader social practice for ...
Corrado Roversi, Roversi, Corrado
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Two Pillars of Institutions: Constitutive Rules and Participation [PDF]
, 2021 The creation of new institutions and the initiation of new forms of behaviour cannot be explained only on the basis of constitutive rules – they also require a broader commitment of individuals who participate in social practices and, thus, to become ...
Wolfgang Huemer, Huemer, Wolfgang
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Phenomenology and Mind, 2016 This paper deals with the question of how constitutive rules in Searle’s sense can be subject to definite constraints, or boundaries. Three kinds of boundaries to institutional constitution are here identified: ontological, structural, and pragmatic. All
Corrado Roversi
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Numerical Modeling of an Elastic Spherical Contact under Combined Normal and Tangential Loading
Revue Nature et Technologie, 2023 The Contact between two surfaces with normal and tangential force involve friction dissipation phenomenon .The friction phenomenon can be formulated as a constitutive relation in a similar form to that of the elasto-plastic constitutive equation of ...
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Y a-t-il des règles constitutives ?
Tracés, 2009 In the philosophy of social sciences, a frequent claim is that every institution is founded on at least one constitutive rule. Constitutive rules, as opposed to rules that merely regulate already existing behaviours, are supposed to enable social ...
Olivier Morin
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